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Subject<T1, T2> implementation in which T1 != T2

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Hello guys,

I have a use case where I need a Subject<T1,T2> implementation for rxjava like the one shown in the 101 samples I am trying to create a wrapper around google’s grpc-java’s bidirectional streaming

public StreamObserver<Request>  call(final StreamObserver<Response> responseObserver) {

So my question is, is there a implementation of Subject<T1,T2> for rxjava ?

Regards,B.

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bobymicrobycommented, Mar 23, 2016

@artem-zinnatullin Sure thing.

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artem-zinnatullincommented, Mar 23, 2016

@bobymicroby can this be closed?

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