Resolved. I did everything correctly, with the exception of spelling my service URL right. Oooof.
I am attaching two sample pipelines:
1)Parent - which groups the data based on the email and send the data to Child pipeline.
2)Child - which split the groups, apply xslt transformation(generate HTML table), and send the table through email.
Parent_2021_08_27.slp (4.9 KB)
Child_2021_08_27.slp (10.2 KB)
Also, I am attaching the sample XSLT file, which you can modify based on your requirements:
XSLT_Transformation (1).txt (1.1 KB)
Note: You must create a SMTP account in order to be able to send emails, using Emails Sender Snap.
Regards,
Spirp Taleski
My team wants to be able to get a list of pipelines that call other pipelines. For example:
Pipeline A calls Pipeline B. Pipeline B calls Pipeline C.
Using recursion is the most elegant, and in my opinion, the most correct way to traverse this type of list. Furthermore, we know that there is a limit to how many children can be called, for us it is about 50. For traversing pipelines, we will never have more than 4 or 5 nested children at a time.
