calling xforms engine from pipeline

> I am using the classic XForms in my app. I is possible to call the
> xforms engine from within a pipeline? To illustarte what I am after - I
> have a bunch of processors that modify an instance after it was
> received (and run through XForms engine) and would like to re-validate
> the instance before the view gets constructed from it to mark the
> validity status of the instance elements.
>
> Optionally, is there any way to call an xpl file from the
> bind/@constraint or bind/@calculate attributes? I often run into a
> situation where XPath (or my lack of profficiency in this language)
> prevents me from implementing the functions I need.
>
> A.
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> Alex,
>
> There is a processor called xforms-annotate. It might do exactly what
> you are looking for. It has two inputs (model and instance) and one
> output (instance). When you run this processor, model item properties
> will be reevaluated on your instance.
>
> Alex
>
> On 3/23/06, Alexander Zatko <[hidden email]> wrote:
>> I am using the classic XForms in my app. I is possible to call the
>> xforms engine from within a pipeline? To illustarte what I am after -
>> I
>> have a bunch of processors that modify an instance after it was
>> received (and run through XForms engine) and would like to re-validate
>> the instance before the view gets constructed from it to mark the
>> validity status of the instance elements.
>>
>> Optionally, is there any way to call an xpl file from the
>> bind/@constraint or bind/@calculate attributes? I often run into a
>> situation where XPath (or my lack of profficiency in this language)
>> prevents me from implementing the functions I need.
>>
>> A.
>>
>>
>>
>>
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