We have to rewrite/rethink parts of the Entity.init() functions.
With MongoDB we do not yet have a valid ID for the element before we save() the element once.
This is a problem since many attributes call modify functions during the init() function which already require a valid ID / DB entry for various functions like accessing the corresponding path which is bound to the ID.
We either have to re-add the VMID attribute and make the paths and so on dependable on this ID instead of the DB entry ID or check if it is possible to create a dummy element with MongoDB to get an ID right from the start.
We have to rewrite/rethink parts of the Entity.init() functions. With MongoDB we do not yet have a valid ID for the element before we save() the element once.
This is a problem since many attributes call modify functions during the init() function which already require a valid ID / DB entry for various functions like accessing the corresponding path which is bound to the ID.
We either have to re-add the VMID attribute and make the paths and so on dependable on this ID instead of the DB entry ID or check if it is possible to create a dummy element with MongoDB to get an ID right from the start.