Brian,
See for example page 39 of the tutorial:
<p:processor name="oxf:pipeline"> <p:input name="config" href="../summary/find-document-action.xpl"/> <p:input name="instance" href="#instance"/> <p:output name="data" id="result"/> </p:processor>
You use "oxf:pipeline" as processor name. The "config" input references the resource containing the pipeline (or, you can even generate the pipeline dynamically, for example with XSLT). The other inputs and outputs should map directly to the inputs and outputs declared by the pipeline being called.
As you can see, calling a pipeline is no different from calling any other processor.
-Erik
Brian Bacsu wrote:
Hi
Can a pipeline be called from inside another pipeline?. Can the result returned from a pipeline be used as a parameter (like the result from a function call) inside a pipeline?
Thanks,
Brian
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