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Example Call

A simple example showing how to call another actor from an actor. Note that this actor doesn't accept any input and doesn't generate any output.

Pricing

Pay per usage

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Apify

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example-call

Shows how to call another actor from within an actor using Actor.call().

This actor calls apify/hello-world with a greeting message, waits for it to finish, and logs the result. No input required — it's purely a demonstration of actor-to-actor orchestration.

Output

{ "calledActorRunId": "abc123", "calledActorStatus": "SUCCEEDED" }

Learn more: Calling actors from actors

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