Hi there,
I am right now importing data from a SQLite export file. That is, a
bunch of CREATE TABLE ... and INSERT INTO, and then a number of
cross-table index and constraints definitions.
As I look at this, it seems there might be a common pattern one could
develop in order to import and relate
http://www.pathf.com/blogs/2009/05/flare-vs-axiis/
Maybe we could start doing even larger visualiztions via Flare, Neo4j
and REST, maybe even a AJAX Neo4j live viewer?
/peter
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Nice,
will definately take a look at it!
/peter
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Andreas,
I applied most of it, both SpringTransactionManager and
UserTransactionImpl now have the get/set method for transaction
manager and the default constructor.
I did not add the new constructor in EmbeddedNeo because it didn't
feel right to have a constructor taking
Hi,
I am new to Neo4J and relatively new to Java and have recently downloaded
and ran a few Neo4j examples (i.e. Hello World and Matrix).
In these examples the main() method creates the nodes and relationships of
the graph. I assumed these would persist to disk automatically once the
transaction
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Hi,
I am new to Neo4J and relatively new to Java and have recently downloaded
and ran a few Neo4j examples (i.e. Hello World and Matrix).
In these examples the main() method creates the nodes and relationships of
the graph. I
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