Carlos Tejo Alonso wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like to do that:
>
> input_1 -> transformation_2 -> output_1
> input_2 -> transformation_2 -> output_2
>
> output_1 + ouput_2 -> transformation -> output_1+2
>
> What's the way to connect 2 pipelines in corona-pipeline?
Currently nested pipelines are not supported directly but it's on my
wishlist ;-)
For now you could write an InputStreamGenerator (should be very similar
to the StringGenerator) and take the output of the first pipeline as
input for the second. That's not optimal solution in terms of
performance but simple to implement.
HTH
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