Animal animal = new Animal();
animal.setName("Gaudi");
animal.setLocation("Madrid");
animal = db.save(animal);
Regards,
Tuhin
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As far as I remember - It was enough to inherit from "V" class.So I just created empty POJO V class on implementation side
śr., 31 lip 2019 o 17:14 Tuhin Sengupta <tuhin...@gmail.com> napisał(a):
--Hi all,I am using OrientDB 3.0.Now, Orient API's allow saving POJO's using simple API as follows:
Animal animal = new Animal();
animal.setName("Gaudi");
animal.setLocation("Madrid");
animal = db.save(animal);Orient stores the object and serializes/de-serializes it while saving/fetching.Is it possible for a user to use this in-built serialization/de-serialization while using the graph model of Orient DB?In other words, is it possible for a user to have POJO saved as/in a vertex instead of a document?
Regards,
Tuhin
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