Using zipWhen() With Mono
Yatin B.1 min read
Date: 2024-03-14
Spring Reactor's Mono.zipWhen() method elegantly handles dependent asynchronous operations in reactive Java applications. It executes a secondary operation only after a primary Mono completes successfully, then combines both results using a provided function. This is particularly useful for scenarios like fetching user details and subsequently their order history from separate services. The method improves efficiency by performing operations non-blocking, making it ideal for reactive applications requiring seamless data integration.
Read more: https://examples.javacodegeeks.com/using-zipwhen-with-mono/
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