A side remark: Try to indent your context code so that it is easier to read
(just like you indent xml). For example (adding | so that the email client
does not reformt it)
| \startxmlsetups xml:personen:person % associate setups with elements
| \bTABLE[split=yes,width=11em]
| \setupTABLE[row][*][width=\textwidth]
| \bTABLEhead
| \bTR
| \bTH Name \eTH
| \bTH Vorname \eTH
| \bTH Email-Adresse \eTH
| \bTH Raum \eTH
| \bTH Telefon \eTH
| \eTR
| \eTABLEhead
| \bTABLEbody
| \bTR
| \bTD \xmltext{#1}{/Titel} \xmltext{#1}{/Name} \eTD
| \bTD \xmltext{#1}{/Vorname} \eTD
| \bTD \xmltext{#1}{/Mail} \eTD
| \bTD \xmltext{#1}{/Raum} \eTD
| \bTD \xmltext{#1}{/Telefon} \eTD
| \eTR
| \eTABLEbody
| \eTABLE
| \stopxmlsetups
This makes it much easier to see what is going on.
Aditya
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