Hey,
> Thanks a lot. Updated to 0.8-SNAPSHOT. Strangely maven did not resolve
> groovy dependence automatically. Had to add it by hand.
Huh? Gremlin 0.8-SNAPSHOT uses Groovy 1.7.8 (which was released maybe 1 week
ago). Gremlin 0.7 was using Groovy 1.7.5. Perhaps something about that was
making it burp? What do you mean "add it by hand?"
> ScriptEngine approach works fine, Gremlin.compile(expr) does not?
Were you compiling a Pipe or a Gremlin statement? Compile can only be used to
create a Pipe:
public static Pipe compile(final String gremlin);
See the first section of:
https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki/Using-Gremlin-through-Java
If you want to do an arbitrary Gremlin statement, then you use
GremlinScriptEngine.eval();
?? Or, is it because you haven't linked Groovy into your project. Realize that
Gremlin class is Gremlin.groovy, not Gremlin.java. Thus, you need to make sure
you have gmaven-pluggin support in your pom.xml. See the second section of:
https://github.com/tinkerpop/gremlin/wiki/Using-Gremlin-through-Groovy
> I understand that it could be faster&cleaner to use groovy, but I need
> to be able to pass string queries and get results back.
> In my use-case this is the definite use of gremlin - arbitrary string
> queries.
Gotcha.
> For "static" business logic I can use Pipes - I'm not
> bothered by the wordy expressions.
Cool. You can get around that by using Gremlin.compile() :P. In that way, you
can compile a Gremlin statement to get the raw Pipes.
Enjoy,
Marko.
http://markorodriguez.com
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