Hi!
Interesting stuff. Here's the data model Simile uses:
http://simile.mit.edu/wiki/Exhibit/Understanding_Exhibit_Database
It's a graph model (well, they see relationships as a special case of
properties - I'd rather see it the opposite way) with properties on
nodes but not on the relationship
I haven't really been following the details of the API discussions
going on, so I might have missed the answer to this. I've been kind of
interested in this project for a while since it has been integrated
into semantic mediawiki, it can be used to provide a client side
faceted browser of a graph b
Sorry - that was ment to read I just kinda thought that *AND* maybe a
constructor that took a Map was the one thing I might like in an otherwise
lovely and simple api...
I would just imagine that pretty much everyone using the api has written
that same static method
Dan
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 a
Obviously thats what I've done :)
I just kinda thought that maybe a constructor that took a Map was the one
thing I might like in an otherwise lovely and simple api...
Dan
On Tue, Sep 8, 2009 at 5:17 PM, Mattias Persson
wrote:
> I guess there are arguments against adding something like that to t
I guess there are arguments against adding something like that to the
API (others will have to chime in with exactly why), but itsn't it
just as easily accomplished by you writing a public static utility
method like setMapProperties( PropertyContainer target, Map properties )?
2009/9/8 Dan Heaver
Guys, I've been working with Neo quite a lot of late (as you are aware from
the amount of bothering you we have been doing...)
One thing I keep finding myself doing is writing loops to pull properties
out of a Map and add them to a Node.
I keep wondering if there isn't an argument for a setPropert
Hello Jeff,
Thanks for your interest in Neo4j, your project sounds very interesting.
On Thu, Feb 5, 2009 at 5:50 PM, Jeff Rose wrote:
>
> Is there a way to get an iterator over all nodes? Also for all
> relations? It seems that disconnected nodes can be easily lost right
> now, among other rea
Hi Jeff!
Jeff Rose:
> Neo is very cool. Thanks! I'm building my dissertation project in
> Clojure on top of neo4j, and compared to my previous in memory graphs,
> this is just going to be great.
If you didn't notice this already it could maybe be of some interest:
http://github.com/JulianMo
Hello,
Neo is very cool. Thanks! I'm building my dissertation project in
Clojure on top of neo4j, and compared to my previous in memory graphs,
this is just going to be great. I'm developing a platform for building
distributed systems and peer-to-peer overlay networks where you treat
the n
And this is the project location in case you didn't find it:
http://components.neo4j.org/neo-template-api/
/anders
Michael Hunger skrev:
> The neo-template component has a more fluent api. Perhaps you'd like to have
> a look at it?
>
> Michael
>
> Ashwin Jayaprakash schrieb:
>
>> Hello,
>> I
The neo-template component has a more fluent api. Perhaps you'd like to have a
look at it?
Michael
Ashwin Jayaprakash schrieb:
> Hello,
> I found your project to be interesting. I just wanted to make a suggestion -
> I think your graph APIs would look better if you had some kind of a Fluent
> DS
Hello,
I found your project to be interesting. I just wanted to make a suggestion -
I think your graph APIs would look better if you had some kind of a Fluent
DSL kind of language.
Ashwin (http://www.javaforu.blogspot.com).
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