andrii0lomakin
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10 years ago Hi, just use following methods com.tinkerpop.blueprints.impls.orient.OrientElement#getRecord to get underlying record (you can close connections after that) instead of properties you can use fields.
And then you can just call graph.getVertex(record) to attach it and save.
On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 5:24 PM, luigidellaquila notifications@github.comwrote:
Hi, implementing CRUD applications, in may cases the user creates a new (temporary) vertex and stores temporary information on it, until he decides to save the vertex and make it persistent. A lot of time can spend from the creation to the save, so I think it's not a good practice to keep the database connection open. I would like to be able to reattach a vertex to a new connection, different from the one I used to create the temporary vertex.
Eg.
//create connection "db" Vertex v = db.addTemporaryVertex("MyClass"); db.shutdown(); //do your operations on v ... //after some minutes //create a new connection "db2" v.attach(db2); v.save(); db2.commit();
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Hi, implementing CRUD applications, in may cases the user creates a new (temporary) vertex and stores temporary information on it, until he decides to save the vertex and make it persistent. A lot of time can spend from the creation to the save, so I think it's not a good practice to keep the database connection open. I would like to be able to reattach a vertex to a new connection, different from the one I used to create the temporary vertex.
Eg.
//create connection "db" Vertex v = db.addTemporaryVertex("MyClass"); db.shutdown(); //do your operations on v ... //after some minutes //create a new connection "db2" v.attach(db2); v.save(); db2.commit();