Pipeline in orchestration

I want to call a send pipeline as part of orchestration
I have found the following code to call the send pipeline as part of the orchestration.
Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.XLANGPipelineManager.ExecuteSendPipeline
(typeof(Sample.EnvelopePipeline)
,ProductPipeMsg
,EnvelopedProductOut);
how do I fit in the above code for the following details?
Message name: outputmessage
Pipeline name: custompipeline
I am wondering what should be in the place of ProductPipeMsg. should i create a dummy variable?
could anyone reply with the example
How to pass a message through a send pipeline in orchestration?

Hi ragavalli,
The syntax for calling the send pipeline from orchestration in your case is:
Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.XLANGPipelineManager.ExecuteSendPipeline(typeof(NamespaceOfYourSendPipeline.custompipeline),ProductPipeMsg,outputmessage);
NamespaceOfYourSendPipeline.custompipeline:
The fully qualified type of the send pipeline you need to call.
ProductPipeMsg:
This is a variable of type "Microsoft.XLANGs.Pipeline.SendPipelineInputMessages". You have to create this Orchestration variable. This is the input passed to the send pipeline. You populate this
variable by ProductPipeMsg.Add(YourMessageWhichYouWantTosendToPipeline).Note:
I have used ProductPipeMsg
as name as your referred. Its a just a variable name can be of your choice.
outputmessage:
This is a XLANG Message object you will receive as output from the send. You will create a XLANG message in your orchestration of this name. This is the output from the send pipeline for the given
input (input in this case is ProductPipeMsg)
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