Call a jsff page in an bounded task flow.

Hi,
Am using jdeveloper 11.1.1.6.0
I have a bounded task flow named welcomeTF.xml which calls another bounded task flow named LeadsTF. The LeadsTF bounded task flow contains 3 jsff pages(named lv.jsff, lv1.jsff, lv2.jsff).
WelcomeTF(Bounded TaskFlow)------------------------------------>LeadsTF(Bounded Task Flow).
When my user runs the jspx page the Welcome page(from WelcomeTF) renders which has 3 buttons (named Button1,Button2,Button3). These 3 buttons should call the LeadsTF Bounded task flow but with different jsff pages.
Button1  ------------------------------->  LeadsTF(lv.jsff)
Button2  ------------------------------->  LeadsTF(lv1.jsff)
Button3  ------------------------------->  LeadsTF(lv2.jsff)
How can i achieve this? Please help me with the samples.
Regards,
Prasad K T.

You can define a TF parameter for the LeadsTF and use this parameter to route the navigation to either lv.jsff, lv1.jsff or lv2.jsff when entering this TF:
Add a TF parameter (e.g. call it "InitialTarget" and map it to #{pageFlowScope.initialTarget})
Add an ADF Router activity as a default activity in LeadsTF
Configure the router activity to navigate to the appropriate JSF fragment depending on the value of #{pageFlowScope.initalTarget}
Make the buttons in the parent TF set different values of the TF parameter when calling the LeadsTF
Dimitar

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