Re: [Neo] neo4j for the sysadmin?

Zach, Thanks for asking the questions I was too sheepish to ask. I have been struggling to get my java environment up to run through the getting-started guide's examples. For some reason the example code only works if I remove or comment out the package line. I did this based on what I s

[Neo] Neo4J and Concurrency

Ok thank you for your help. with your hints I was able to find a solution. It works fine now. Cheers, Stefan If you want to get the orderings right without having to rely on waiting for a wall clock, I'd suggest using a CountDownLatch[1] Then you would change the tearDown() method, and the run(

Re: [Neo] Design pattern for versioned entities

Hi, I have my own transaction implementation that is associated with the current thread. Transactions have a dictionary to hold arbitrary objects (such as revision objects) as "transactional context". Additionally, lifecycle listeners can be registered that can take action before / after begin

[Neo] Event framework has landed

Hi everyone! I'm quite pleased to announce that the new event framework has been committed in kernel 1.1-SNAPSHOT. After feedback from you guys the framework got quite small and cosy. Here's a summary. *TransactionEventHandler* can be registered at a GraphDatabaseService and will thereafter recie

Re: [Neo] neo4j for the sysadmin?

Friendly greetings ! I'm sysadmin and DBA at overblog (1st french blog plateform). And i agree with you, BUT : Neo4j is mainly an embedded database (a library). The RESTful standalone server is very new, afaik, and it is "just" a REST http server embedding the neo4j database. It is not "neo4j", j

Re: [Neo] neo4j for the sysadmin?

I agree with the entirety of this post. Going in this direction with documentation would help me a lot. best, kai On Mon, Apr 26, 2010 at 11:38 PM, Zach White wrote: > Hi Everyone, > > I would find it very helpful if there was some documentation targetted at > sysadmins. Something that gave us a