I am very frustrated about very simple things when I try to do a single traversal and bring a lot of stuff from DSE Graph 5.0 at once using Gremlin..
In my simplified case I have:
1 entity with specific uuid
entity can have zero (see optional) or more types
I need to be able to return the entity and the types
What I have so far that works is very ugly :(
List list = g.V().hasLabel("Entity").has("uuid","6708ec6d-4518-4159-9005-9e9d642f157e").as("entity")
.optional(outE("IsOfType").as("types"))
.select("entity", "types").toList();
List typeEdges = new ArrayList<>();
Vertex entityV = null;
for (Object obj : list) {
entityV = ((Vertex)((LinkedHashMap) obj).get("entity"));
Edge typeEdge = ((Edge)((LinkedHashMap) obj).get("types"));
typeEdges.add(typeEdge);
}
each row in the list has the entity and one of the types :/
I am doing all this because Vertex doesn't come with populated edges() based on the traversal in DSE 5.0 Fluent API. So either I am stuck with multiple traversals or a single huge terrible traversal that is very difficult to deserialize in Java Objects or I have to pass gremlin queries as String but that will not return Gremlin Vertex objects but DSE instead :(
In my less simplified case I want to return multiple entities of the above with their respective types how can this be done?
Finally what is a good approach that will lead to reusable code for custom object mapping of a subgraph with different type of objects?
Thank you in advance for the help!
解决方案
If Entity:Type is a 1:n relationship, then you won't even need optional().
g.V().has("Entity","uuid","6708ec6d-4518-4159-9005-9e9d642f157e").
project("entity","types").by().by(outE("IsOfType").fold())
The result will be of type List>.
UPDATE
Following the short toList() discussion in the comments below, this is how you can work with a traversal result without storing the whole thing in a collection:
g.V().has("Entity","uuid","6708ec6d-4518-4159-9005-9e9d642f157e")
.project("entity","types").by().by(outE("IsOfType").fold())
.forEachRemaining(m -> {
final Vertex entityV = (Vertex) m.get("entity");
final List typeE = (List) m.get("types");
// whatever ...
})