What you say make a lot of sense, but I'm not sure it work in this case.
I am creating a Dynamic Hook
- http://orientdb.com/docs/last/Dynamic-Hooks.html
I have created a Java static method to respond to the Hook. As far as I can
determine the method must have a function signature of a single ODocument
object. (From the ODocument I can call doc.getDatabase() to get the
ODatabase, but I cannot get the OrientGraph.)
public static void fireMyEvent(final ODocument doc) {
....
}
Is there a different way to define the static method?
On Monday, March 7, 2016 at 3:35:05 PM UTC-8, kurtuluş yılmaz wrote:
>
> Hi Rob;
> You can use both document and graph at same db. or over orientgraph so you
> don't need to change your connection. Graph api is more sophisticated api
> then document api. You can do what you want at document api, at graph api.
> For try just call save method of ODocument and orientGraph.addVertex();
> methods and after call orientGraph.commit().
>
>
> OrientGraph orientGraph = new OrientGraph(database.getURL());
> Vertex vert = orientGraph.addVertex();
>
> ODocument document = new ODocument();
>
> document.setClassName("example");
>
> orientGraph.commit();
>
> 8 Mart 2016 Salı 01:17:52 UTC+2 tarihinde Rob Smith yazdı:
>>
>> I have an ODatabase object (database), and I want to do something using
>> the GraphAPI. Is this a good approach? Is there something better?
>>
>> OrientGraph orientGraph = new OrientGraph(database.getURL());
>> orientGraph.getRawGraph().activateOnCurrentThread();
>>
>> Vertex vert = orientGraph.addVertex();
>> ...
>>
>> orientGraph.commit();
>>
>> // return 'database' to active
>> database.activateOnCurrentThread();
>>
>>
>>
>>
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