Re: [Neo4j] Ask for help---- confused about Data Modeling and using Spring data Neo4j

[Michael Hunger]

I think if you use a general name for your entities like Article or Item or 
Entity
and then manage the additional labels via cypher, SDN would still do it.

Otherwise you can also use interfaces to mix in other relatively static labels.

Michael

> Am 29.01.2016 um 02:43 schrieb Qing Song :
> 
> Hi all,
>Our knowledge system prepared to use neo4j to store the knowledge graph 
> data, Spring Data Neo4j is a very convenient API for us. But our knowledge 
> graph is used to store the knowledge extract from news articles which has 
> many types of entities, relations and properties, maybe more than 1000, and 
> may continue to increase new types in process of using the system, so we need 
> to create domain classes for each types(by use annotations, such as 
> @NodeEntity, @RelationshipEntity...), is there any better method? 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
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[Neo4j] Ask for help---- confused about Data Modeling and using Spring data Neo4j

[Qing Song]

Hi all,
   Our knowledge system prepared to use neo4j to store the knowledge graph 
data, Spring Data Neo4j is a very convenient API for us. But our knowledge 
graph is used to store the knowledge extract from news articles which has 
many types of entities, relations and properties, maybe more than 1000, and 
may continue to increase new types in process of using the system, so we 
need to create domain classes for each types(by use annotations, such as 
@NodeEntity, @RelationshipEntity...), is there any better method? 

Thanks,

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