Modified RecordsFactory to allow passing source data as InputStream, … #34
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…instead of reading them from file or from remote url. RecordsFactory can accept a Map<named_stream,InputStream>, where named_stream has the format "label://sourcename" and match with the source value in the mapping file.
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Hi @carenini We understand the need to support InputStreams directly, but we advice against encoding that information directly in |
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…instead of reading them from file or from remote url.
RecordsFactory can accept a Map<named_stream,InputStream>, where named_stream has the format "label://sourcename" and match with the source value in the mapping file.
This way the RML mapper works accepting a mapping file plus a map of named inputs, and can work with in-memory data instead of fetching from pre-defined file/url locations.