Only one process can use the same database.
If you use neo4j embedded you have to make sure to have all dependencies
provided with your build tool, e.g. maven or gradle.
so use `neo4j:neo4j.3.3.5` as the proper top-level dependency which
includes all the transitive ones.
Michael
On Fri, Apr 27,
Your startNode is the parent again. You have to access the endNode to get
the sons.
and your forEach gets passed in the relationships, then you can access
either start/end-nodes, types or properties.
If you're unsure about Java8 streams, there are tons of materials to look
up syntax for forEach a
i am trying to do :
Node node1= parentNode.getSingleRelationship(RelationshipType.withName("SON"),
Direction.OUTGOING).getStartNode();
node1.getRelationships(RelationshipType.withName("SON"),Direction.OUTGOING).forEach(Relationship
*xxx *: *yyy*){};
the part that i am missing is *xxx *: *yyy*
Hi,
When I am trying to embed a neo4j database in my java application. I have a
neo4j database and verified it by running it on neo4j server. But I am
having problems in using it in my java application. While debugging I
observed that the debugger goes to line 79 of
class LuceneIndexImplement
Hi,
i am facing the same issue.
i try to filter out by date time property which is in format of
MMddHHmmss
but when i try to use addNodeFilter
PathExpanderBuilder p =
PathExpanderBuilder.allTypes(Direction.OUTGOING).add(RelDirectionTypes.NEXT_NODE).addNodeFilter(n
-> newNodeTS.compareTo(Lon
