Examples of com.impetus.labs.korus.addons.constructs.pipeline.Pipeline.join()

Package com.impetus.labs.korus.addons.constructs.pipeline

Class com.impetus.labs.korus.addons.constructs.pipeline.Pipeline

Examples of com.impetus.labs.korus.addons.constructs.pipeline.Pipeline.join()

com.impetus.labs.korus.addons.constructs.pipeline.Pipeline.join()
This method is used to join two Pipelined Tasks. It means, the order of the pipelined tasks is decided using this method. The First argument is the first pipelined tasks executed before the second argument or the following pipeline Task. @param pipelineTaskProd The producer pipelined Task @param pipelineTaskCon The consumer pipelined Task

    pipeline.add("readTask", task1);
    pipeline.add("transformTask", task2);
    pipeline.add("writeTask", task3);


    // Join these tasks in order to know the order of execution of the tasks
    pipeline.join(task1, task2);
    pipeline.join(task2, task3);


    // Execute the Pipeline
    pipeline.execute();

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    pipeline.add("transformTask", task2);
    pipeline.add("writeTask", task3);


    // Join these tasks in order to know the order of execution of the tasks
    pipeline.join(task1, task2);
    pipeline.join(task2, task3);


    // Execute the Pipeline
    pipeline.execute();


    // To wait till execution lasts. Skip this line pipeline.cleanUp()

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