I'm trying to figure out if it will be possible for me to split my logic
between multiple server-side functions. For that to work, I need to make
sure that data created/edited in one function call can be read by other
subsequent functions within the same transaction. So far, that's not
working
I have written a server side javascript function that behaves as expected
in 1.7.3 but not 1.7.9. Is this a know issue or expected behavior? Any work
arounds? Thanks.
*Here the code for function split(inputString,separator)*
var r;
if (inputString !== null && inputString !== undefined) {r =
inp
Thanks Luigi.
Is there anything on using the OrientDB API with Javascript. As in where to
see methods available like "field" as shown above.
I thought that when writing code in the text pane that is was purely
ecmascript.
I have just started using orient so just feeling my way around.
On W
You are right, the documentation about this aspect is not so clear (here is
the link https://github.com/orientechnologies/orientdb/wiki/Functions ).
The result of every function call is serialized in JSON when sent to the
client, but inside the function you are using native OrientDB API: the "db"
Thanks Luigi.
Not sure if that is explicitly stated enough in the documentation. Going by
the documentation I would of thought that the return type was a Javascript
JSON object.
Can you point me to any documentation on this?
Much appreciated
On Wednesday, 19 February 2014 08:12:56 UTC, Luig
Hi Thomas,
test[0] is actually an ODocument (a Java object).
Just try this:
test[0].field("name")
Luigi
2014-02-19 3:23 GMT+01:00 Thomas Kennedy :
> Hi,
>
> I am using the 1.7-rc1 version and have attempted to access an element on
> JSON object that is returned and receive a blank value. I ex
Hi,
I am using the 1.7-rc1 version and have attempted to access an element on
JSON object that is returned and receive a blank value. I execute the code
on the studio thru the function section.
var test = db.query("select from OUser");
var thename = test[0]["name"];
//also tried this
//var th
