How get value from executeTransaction (inner class)?

My code that insert/update incoming profile to Realm:

    public Profile saveProfile(final String incomingProfileJson) throws Exception {
        Realm realm = Realm.getDefaultInstance();
        try {
            final Profile incomingProfile = JsonUtil.gson.fromJson(incomingProfileJson, Profile.class);
            realm.executeTransaction(new Realm.Transaction() {
                @Override
                public void execute(Realm realm) {
                    Profile findProfile = realm.where(Profile.class).equalTo(Profile.ID, 123).findFirst();
                    if (findProfile != null) {
                        if (incomingProfile.getName() != null) {
                            findProfile.setName(incomingProfile.getName());
                        }
                        if (incomingProfile.getDiscount() != null) {
                           findProfile.setDiscount(realm.copyToRealm(incomingProfile.getDiscount()));
                        }
                    } else { // new oraanization
                        realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(incomingProfile);
                    }
                }// execute
            });

            // need return after success updated in Realm
            return <<<<how_get_actual_upated_profile>>>>;
        } finally {
            realm.close();

        }
    }

In my code I insert new profile or update exist profile. OK. It’s work fine. But as you can see I must return profile (how_get_actual_upated_profile) that was success inserted/updated to Realm. So I need some method that call IMMEDIATELY AFTER success update profile to Realm. How I can do this. Maybe has some listener?

[Zhuinden]

Well it’ll do.

[alexei-28]

Here my solution. I user method copyFromRealm. So as result I don’t worry about realm.close.

  public Profile saveProfile(final String incomingProfileJson) throws Exception {
       Realm realm = Realm.getDefaultInstance();
       try {
           final Profile[] resultProfile = new Profile[1];
           final Profile incomingProfile = JsonUtil.gson.fromJson(incomingProfileJson, Profile.class);
           realm.executeTransaction(new Realm.Transaction() {
               @Override
               public void execute(Realm realm) {
                   Profile findProfile = realm.where(Profile.class).equalTo(Profile.ID, 123).findFirst();
                   if (findProfile != null) {
                       if (incomingProfile.getName() != null) {
                           findProfile.setName(incomingProfile.getName());
                       }
                       if (incomingProfile.getDiscount() != null) {
                           findProfile.setDiscount(realm.copyToRealm(incomingProfile.getDiscount()));
                       }
                       // detached(unmanaged) in-memory copy of findProfile
                       resultProfile[0] = realm.copyFromRealm(findProfile);
                   } else { // new profile
                       Profile updatedProfile = realm.copyToRealmOrUpdate(incomingProfile);
                       // detached(unmanaged) in-memory copy of findProfile
                       resultProfile[0] = realm.copyFromRealm(updatedProfile);
                   }
               }// execute
           });
           // don't worry about realm.close because I use detached in-memory copy of Profile
           return resultProfile[0];
       } finally {
           realm.close();
       }
}

And now I return correct updated Profile.

Is this a good solution?