New database not showing up in Web UI

[aznwarmonkey]

I currently am running arango v 3.1.8 in cluster mode. From the java driver i created the database which and returns true after call but the web UI is not registering the changes. If I run the code again, it states the database already exists. I believe I see the same issue with collections as well.

Is this a bug or user error? If user error what am I doing wrong?

[mvollmary]

Thanks for reporting.
This is a bug in the webUI and not in the java driver. I contacted a colleague who will fix it.

[hkernbach]

Fixed. Will be included in next bugfix release of ArangoDB (3.1.10+).

[SimonCanJer]

I have installed 3.6.5 for Windows as a trial to select db for the project. I use Java API together with spring. Users are managed OK.
But then goes something out of my comprehension, I create and persist databases, collections, documents in Java API. It works. But I see no one of the created objects in Web UI (http://127.0.0.1:8529/). Furthermore, when I delete a database over the UI, Java API continues returning the database with the same name. Seems API and WEB UI create objects in parallel. I was intended to demonstrate a POC but really frustrated now and will replace it with another engine. What happens, does somebody mind?

[rashtao]

@SimonCanJer The Java driver and the web UI perform requests to the same db API. You can further investigate checking the generated requests of the Web UI in the network monitor of your browser and the ones from the Java driver, enabling debug log levels globally.

[SimonCanJer]

Thanks, I got that I did wrong with UI. However, I must every time update UI page of the collection in order to see changes, which are done way of API. At the same time, maybe I can advice me with one really impeding issue, that I see in Java API. I have db. query("FOR t in "+ collection+" return t",BaseDocument.class); It is ok, when storage is an alphabetic string. But if it is something like "of-com-dto-MyClass" it does a split by "\\-" and takes the part after last "-". "-" described as a legal character... I can avoid the problem simply by another naming convention, but why it is? Thanks, Simon

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On Mon, Aug 3, 2020 at 11:46 AM Michele Rastelli ***@***.***> wrote: @SimonCanJer <https://github.com/SimonCanJer> The Java driver and the web UI perform requests to the same db API. You can further investigate checking the generated requests of the Web UI in the network monitor of your browser and the ones from the Java driver, enabling debug log levels globally. — You are receiving this because you were mentioned. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#93 (comment)>, or unsubscribe <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACMWJV3MOAXGAJD3K2RXOEDR6Z2NPANCNFSM4C55QSCQ> .

[rashtao]

@SimonCanJer Can you please provide a code snippet to reproduce such behavior?
Ideally please report it in a separate issue.