Update: to be a little more precise.
case class Y
case class MyObj(val a:String: val b:List[Y])
I save a MyObj, its loaded back as a document and the identityHashCode of
the b attribute is identical to the saved object's.
On Sunday, April 24, 2016 at 4:24:47 PM UTC-7, Stuart Reynolds wrote:
>
> I'm working on some extensions to the soriento scala wrapper for orientdb.
> I'm trying to write some unit tests like this:
>
>
>
> implicit val db: ODatabaseDocumentTx = new ODatabaseDocumentTx(
> "memory:jsondb")
> db.create()
> ...
> db.save(myObj)
>
> ...
> db.queryBySql[MyObj]("select * from MyObj;")
>
> queryBySql is provided by Soriento.
> What I find is that the object saved to the DB has the same identity
> (according to System.identityHashCode), as the object loaded (i.e. it was
> never serialized -- the same reference is received from the query, as was
> saved). Therefore, serialization is not tested.
>
> This makes sense -- presumably the memory database has no need to
> serialize. However, my unit tests really need to force serialization to
> happen. I get the same result if creating a plocal.
>
> So, what's the best way to set up and tear down an orientdb DB for unit
> tests so that serialization happens for saves and loads? (I can't rely on
> an external DB since other people will need to run the unit test.)
>
>
>
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