OSB-how to pass xml to another proxy Service

Hi
i am getting a xml as string after java call out and then i am using "fn-bea:inlinedXML($iso2xml_31)" for converting the string to XML,but when i am passing the inlinexml variable to another Proxy service by servicecallout i am not getting it.
grateful if anyone can throw some light in this matter.
thanks

passing the inlinexml variable to another Proxy serviceMake sure the assign in the service callout is passing the right content to the other proxy service... Use OSB Test console to check the content of the variables...
Cheers,
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