Yes, dynamically creating a pipeline is overkill for what you are trying to achive. Instead, you can dynamically generate the configuration of the URL generator, i.e. use XSLT to produce the "config" input of the URL generator or the File serializer.
There is an example that is not quote what you want to do, but similar, under:
examples/bizdoc/summary/import-documents-action.xpl
Here, the configuration is generated simply using the aggregate() function of XPL. But the idea is the same, and you can use XSLT as well.
I hope this helps,
-Erik
Don Smith wrote: > I want to enable users to indicate which source file they want > transformed by a specific XSLT, and also enable them to specify the name > of the output file. > > I'm unclear on how to set up a pipeline so that the pertinent input and > output information for the processors is derived from user input. I have > not be able to locate any example of this in the example set or the > tutorial (maybe I missed it). > > I can imagine writing a pipeline that produces a pipeline document that > contains the information from the user. But that seems a little > esoteric. Is there are simpler way to allow user input to make its way > into the input and output information of a pipeline? > > Don
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