A possible solution could be using XSPUtil if you are
working with XSP's
<xsp:logic>
String xml = null;
pipeline = new StringBuffer( "cocoon://pipeline" );
try { System.err.println( "trying to gen this: " +
pipeline.toString() ); xml =
XSPUtil.getSourceContents( pipeline.toString(),
this.resolver );
</xsp:logic>
<util:include-expr><util:expr>xml</util:expr>
</util:include-expr>
<xsp:logic>
} catch (Exception e) {
</xsp:logic>
<noStats>e.getMessage()</noStats> <xsp:logic> } //end
try
</xsp:logic>
--- Brian Hawkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have one pipeline that generates a page that has a
> div tag in it. I
> would like to pass this pipeline a parameter that
> will be the name of
> another pipeline that it can run, get the result,
> and then place the
> results into that div tag.
>
> How does one do this?
>
> Thanks
> Brian
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