I figured out a solution, I can get around the issue by explicitly creating
an ODocument in the gremlin query:
g.V.transform{[_id:it._id]}.transform{new com.orientechnologies.orient.
core.record.impl.ODocument(it)}
But a cleaner solution would be nice.
On Thursday, August 21, 2014 10:03:27 PM UTC, Ivan Plaza wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm running some gremlin queries over the binary protocol and am having
> some issues when executing Gremlin queries that transform the output.
>
> It seems that whenever I make a Gremlin query that uses transform, for
> example, if you run g.V.transform{[_id:it._id]}
>
> The result of the command contains two fields: @version and value.
>
> Unfortunately this result cannot be serialized by OrientDB and returned in
> the binary response. I get the following error: WARN Cannot serialize
> record: {_id=1234}
>
> My guess is that it can't be serialized because the result doesn't contain
> the @rid field.
>
> The question is, how can I include the @rid in the result so that Orient
> can serialize the response?
>
>
>
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