Daniel,
sorry for that, you're right there is too little documentation (besides the tests).

we also discussed an approach like your Transaction suggestion, the main problem with that is references leaking outside the scope (imho).

But might be worth a try.

Feel free to chime in and try it out.

Cheers

Michael

Let's have a look at the test: BatchRestAPITest

@Test
    public void testCreateRelationship(){
        TestBatchResult r = this.restAPI.executeBatch(new BatchCallback<TestBatchResult>() {
            @Override
            public TestBatchResult recordBatch(RestAPI batchRestApi) {
                TestBatchResult result=new TestBatchResult();
                result.n1 = batchRestApi.createNode(map("name", "newnode1"));
                result.n2 = batchRestApi.createNode(map("name", "newnode2"));
                result.rel = batchRestApi.createRelationship(result.n1, result.n2, Type.TEST, map("name", "rel") );
                result.allRelationships = result.n1.getRelationships();
                return result;
            }
        });

        Relationship foundRelationship = TestHelper.firstRelationshipBetween( r.n1.getRelationships(Type.TEST, Direction.OUTGOING), r.n1, r.n2);
        Assert.assertNotNull("found relationship", foundRelationship);
        assertEquals("same relationship", r.rel, foundRelationship);
        assertEquals("rel", r.rel.getProperty("name"));

        assertThat(r.n1.getRelationships(Type.TEST, Direction.OUTGOING), new IsRelationshipToNodeMatcher(r.n1, r.n2));
        assertThat(r.n1.getRelationships(Direction.OUTGOING), new IsRelationshipToNodeMatcher(r.n1, r.n2));
        assertThat(r.n1.getRelationships(Direction.BOTH), new IsRelationshipToNodeMatcher(r.n1, r.n2));
        assertThat(r.n1.getRelationships(Type.TEST), new IsRelationshipToNodeMatcher(r.n1, r.n2));
        assertThat(r.allRelationships, new IsRelationshipToNodeMatcher(r.n1, r.n2));
    }

Am 25.04.2012 um 21:01 schrieb Daniel Cox: