> <state-transition>
> <state>http://marklogic.com/states/intermediate</state>
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ You need to update this one as well
> <on-success>http://ap.org/states/processed</on-success>
> <on-failure>http://marklogic.com/states/error</on-failure>
> <execute>
> <condition>
> <module>/MarkLogic/cpf/actions/namespace-condition.xqy</module>
Whoops. I corrected this and my second query did end up running, but it never
changed the state to 'processed'. Also, the second query is not finding the
data being stored in the database by the first query. Maybe this is kind of
like trying to insert a document and then read that document from the database
within a single query -- not possible?
I was able to solve my immediate problem by simply combining the two modules
and calling it with a single pipeline, but I am still open to ideas about
threading a document through multiple 'execute' blocks. Thanks for everyone's
help thus far.
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