Aman,
Generally speaking the embeddded use of Neo4j is fase since there is no
network serialization overhead -the database runs in-process and is thus
much faster. However, the core engine in both versions is the same so how
big the network penalty is depends very much on your domain and use case
Hello All,
I already have a database created which has a neo4j graph, I learnt that
You can not take an existing Neo4j database and make it a GraphSail. Is
there any other way to convert my graph to sail so that I can make use of
the Openrdf's querying facilities???(*without creating a new
Hi there,
I don't know of any automatic conversion scheme from non-RDF to RDF for any
other datastructure without assuming a lot of things that an unstructured
dataset doesn't have. Sorry ...
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The only circumstances under which i can reproduce a *similar* failure
involve a linux client, specifically an Ubuntu 11.04 installation. In
more detail:
I have a neo4j shell server running remotely (on a windows machine,
fwiw). Then, from a recently unpacked installation of neo4j (1.4.1) i
run
Hi Again, Thanks for the link that you sent, but I found that, to go from
Graph to Sail,we have to simply use GraphSail. The graphsail creates a new
RDF store using the provided Blueprints graph. My problem is I have already
created the RDF store and don't want to create it again, to be more
Shri,
you can open the database the second time after writing just by pointing the
instance to the same directory like the one you wrote to before. Is that
what you want?
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Hi
Is there an official node.js binding for Neo4J?
Is it possible to access the Neo4J Standalone version directly through
a socket or anything with less overhead than the REST API? If not, is
there a way to write a Neo4J driver? Is the socket communication
documented? Or is it just Java RMI?
Hi there,
well, spatial querying is not something that can be easily stuck into an
iterator. If you want more than casual querying, I think you need to use the
GeoTools APIs, we provide support for CQL as a query lang there, see
Hi!
I hope you had some good bear friday! ;)
Do you think a (web)socket interface to neo4j could be done and
integrated into the core? I do not like the idea of using a high
performance graph database with fast indices (like neo4j is) and than
the only interface to it is a HTTP RESTful API to
Thomas,
a websocket interface would be a great addition! We haven't come around to
do a proper binary protocol to Neo4j yet (pushed to Neo4j 1.6), but as Rick
mentions, a websocket interface would also mean to have streaming semantics
on the client.
If you wanna prototype one with some trivial
Thomas,
as mentioned, the binary protocol is pushed to Neo4j 1.6, but it WILL come.
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Benjamin,
On Sun, Aug 28, 2011 at 2:23 AM, Benjamin Gehrels
neo4j-mailingl...@gehrels.info wrote:
great, will merge it in as soon as you send in the CLA, see
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/About_Contributor_License_Agreement
pull request and CLA are crawling through the sea cables to
Great to hear!
So when you say binary protocol, you mean a binary interface besides
the RESTful API? Yummy. Great!
Regards
Thomas
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2011/8/29 Peter Neubauer peter.neuba...@neotechnology.com:
Thomas,
as mentioned,
Yes. Yummy. Great.
But feel free to poke around the semantics of streaming websockets, would be
great to hear experiences there!
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Thanks Andreas for a great project this summer!
I look forward to having you here next week in the cosy warmth of the
Swedish autumn to integrate the work into the main stream!
Cheers,
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Peter,
I haven't put this code out yet. It has been too much in flux to share the code
yet.
I use neoclipse for visualization, which helps to check the layout of the test
graphs i am using. I would need something more programmable for the visual
output, since i use node id's of the types as
And it will be awesome too*.
Jim
* Otherwise Adriano will take me to a dodgy part of town and leave me there :-)
On 26 Aug 2011, at 20:03, Adriano Henrique de Almeida wrote:
Hi Allison, just adding,
There will be Jim Webber's talk at QCon São Paulo, in my track, (
Hi Nuo, any results here?
Cheers
2011/8/26 Nuo Yan yan@gmail.com
Hey Adriano,
Thanks very much for your reply. I will try with MaxPermSize.
It's on my local machine, we are evaluating Neo4j and do not have it on
production yet. I'm accessing the server through the REST APIs, the app
I can elaborate a little on what Peter says. The DynamicLayer support is
indeed the only way to do what you want right now, but I think it is
actually quite a good fit for your use case. When defining a dynamic layer
you are actually just defining a 'returnable evaluator', which will be
applied to
In my mind websockets is not necessarily something we want to focus on
initially for a binary protocol. It would only benefit in-browser javascript
access to the server, while setting back every other programming language,
forcing them to add extra layers there to conform to the websocket
Hi!
Keep in mind. Websocket is not only for the browser!
Java: http://code.google.com/p/weberknecht/
Python: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/websocket-client/0.4
.net: https://github.com/sta/websocket-sharp
and JavaScript / Node: socket.io for instance
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Yeah,
GraphViz is a good compromise for small graphs, see
http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/snapshot/rest-api-graph-algos.html
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On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 4:35 PM, Thomas Fritz fritz...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi!
Keep in mind. Websocket is not only for the browser!
Java: http://code.google.com/p/weberknecht/
Python: http://pypi.python.org/pypi/websocket-client/0.4
.net: https://github.com/sta/websocket-sharp
and JavaScript
Of course.
I am completly with you. Just wanted to say that websocket is not only
usable from browsers. But i also think that first there has to be a
binary protocol and then build a websocket protocol on top of it.
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That sounds like a good approach. Let's get the streaming protocol working,
and then support a variety of transports.
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Hey, just FYI, Daniel Gasienica and I wrote a Node.js REST API library a
while back, which we use extensively in our app:
http://github.com/gasi/node-neo4j
(The README has slightly old installation instructions -- you can just `npm
install neo4j`.)
Cheers,
Aseem
On Mon, Aug 29, 2011 at 3:52
Hi guys,
We are developing an analytics server on top of Neo4j REST API. We use Neo4j
1.4.1.
Our general experience is good, you are doing a great job!
In our project we make a number of Gremlin/Cypher queries and some traversal
calls via REST API.
However, we have experienced some data
Hi,
- Data transfer bottleneck. Returning a large set of nodes/relationships
from a Gremlin query with Json might result in excesive result size. We
transfer from hundreds to 100.000 entities. In our case, we only need to
obtain a single property value (or just a few properties) for each
Hi,
After updating neo4j from 1.2 to 1.4 i get always the same nullpointer
exception in a* algorithm.
java.lang.NullPointerException
at
org.neo4j.graphalgo.impl.util.GeoEstimateEvaluator.getCoordinates(GeoEstimateEvaluator.java:54)
at
I use jUnit MethodRule that starts embedded server in temporary folder
and cleans up transaction after the test:
public class Neo4jRule extends TemporaryFolder {
private GraphDatabaseService graphDatabase;
private Transaction transaction;
@Override
Hi there,
do you have a testcase that can reproduce this? If yes, forking and
providing it would be great, otherwise, just open a GIThub issue on
https://github.com/neo4j/community if that is ok?
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In this talk,
Hey Adriano,
Thanks so much for following up. I haven't had chance to profile the neo4j
server yet due to other tasks on hand and meetings. I will find some time to
do it this week and let you know.
I did set -XX:MaxPermSize to 1024M though, and haven't got OutOfMemory yet
after it.
Thanks,
Nuo
Is there a way to do something like SPARQL's property path syntax in Cypher?
I want to match on one or more occurrences of a relationship. For example
if I have a relationship [:child], then I would like to find all ancestors.
In SPARQL, you can do things like : ns:start ns:child+ ?ancestor .
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