John,
One approach that would be possible is to wait (or to write a patch) for the
server to support a read-only database. That way, you could start the
server, pointing at the same data directory as your app uses, and get
webadmin for free (plus, you'd get the REST API for free). The drawback
Thanks Jacob.
What we have currently is a web application which has embedded neo graph and
deployed on an app server.
The embedded neo approach fits nicely in our application.
We are open to any development effort it may involve.
It would be highly helpful, if you can point to starting steps in
The web admin client is a javascript file, some html, some css and some
images. If you serve those files from a server that also implements the
neo4j REST API, and the neo4j server management REST API, webadmin would
work.
Needless to say, implementing those APIs (or using the neo4j server
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