Regarding last question because there are lot of c...

# rx

[Joan Colmenero]

Regarding last question because there are lot of comments and replies...

My problem is that I have two repositories one that returns an Observable let's call it repoObservable and another one that returns a Single let's call it repoSingle so the thing is, everything before was calling only the repoObservable but now we realised that we need that repoSingle to be called as well, so what I'm trying to do is to subscribe both in the same Observable I've tried to make it with two subscribe and it works, but I wanted to check if it's possible to make it in one observer.

What I'm trying is

repoObservable.getStream().zipWith(repoSingle.get().toObservable(), (BiFunction<User, User, Object>)(user, user1) -> {
   updateUiWithUser(user); <-- should be from the 
repoObservable.getStream()
   showMessage();
}

but the thing is that it's not called, I wanted to know if is there any possibility to avoid doing something like :

repoObservable.observeOn(AndroidSheculers.mainThread())
.subscribe(...)
repoSingle.observeOn(AndroidSchedules.mainThread())
.subscribe(...)

[gildor]

Actually, of those two streams are not related (so you do not do anything with them together in your zip or subscribe, I would rather keep using 2 subscriptions

[Joan Colmenero]

with merge looks working

[gildor]

merge?
I just mean that by using something like zip or combineLatest you wait when both are ready and emit only after that. And if you can handle your case with 2 separate subscriptions, it looks that they are not actually connected, so why slowdown one of them, it looks as having 2 subscribe will work just fine