finding a vertex using @rid through the Java API - orientdb 2.1.2

[Mihai Ocneanu]

Hello,

I'm trying to find a vertex by @rid, using the Java Graph API:

Iterable<Vertex> vertices = txGraph.getVertices("@rid", "#12:0");

It gives no result.

If I try to find a vertex using a property, the above works:

Iterable<Vertex> vertices= txGraph.getVertices("name", "example-name");

How can I find the vertex by @rid?


After finding it, I want to link it to another created vertex, by way of adding a new edge, also through the Java Graph API
Edge newEdge= txGraph.addEdge("class:EdgeClass", newVertex, foundVertex, "EdgeClass");

Thanks!

[Enrico Risa]

Hi Mihai


"#12-0" is invalid record id #12:0 is the correct one

You can use the api

Vertex v = txGraph.getVertex("#12:0")

2015-09-25 13:47 GMT+02:00 Mihai Ocneanu <mihai....@gmail.com>:

Hello,

I'm trying to find a vertex by @rid, using the Java Graph API:

Iterable<Vertex> vertices = txGraph.getVertices("@rid", "#12-0");

It gives no result.

If I try to find a vertex using a property, the above works:

Iterable<Vertex> vertices= txGraph.getVertices("name", "example-name");

How can I find the vertex by @rid?


After finding it, I want to link it to another created vertex, by way of adding a new edge, also through the Java Graph API
Edge newEdge= txGraph.addEdge("class:EdgeClass", newVertex, foundVertex, "EdgeClass");

Thanks!

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