Hi Suhail,
this is expected behaviour. PUT semantics in general means replace
any existing data with the data I'm sending over right now. So if
you'd like to add/set a property foo (and only foo) please use:
PUT /node/123/properties/foo
with bar as the payload/entity
2010/8/23, Suhail Ahmed
It may be an easy addition (but I'd have to dig into the code to verify that).
However, as Peter pointed out, there's no time for that a.t.m. so
either try it out yourself or wait patiently a couple of weeks at the
very least :)
/Mattias
2010/8/22, Peter Neubauer
Hi,
We have a graph database and a bunch of applications that use it (each
application run a special graph algorithm on this database-a framework for a
special graph).We want to provide a REST server and change the application's
code in order to interact with the REST server instead of the same
I downloaded neo4j-webadmin-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.tar, extracted, installed
and started it. Is there any tricky think to do to get the main
navigation (Servers, Dashboard, Data, etc.)? Currently I only
getSidebar with More about lifecycle, More about
charts..any suggestions what I can do?
Stefan,
Jacob fixed a bug in that code yesterday. I would suggest you build it
from GIThub and try it out from there.
Would that work for you?
Cheers,
/peter neubauer
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Thank Mattias.
On Mon, Aug 23, 2010 at 7:31 AM, Mattias Persson
matt...@neotechnology.comwrote:
Hi Suhail,
this is expected behaviour. PUT semantics in general means replace
any existing data with the data I'm sending over right now. So if
you'd like to add/set a property foo (and only foo)
As far as I know, there is currently no Java implementation of a client to
the REST server available. Until there is one you can, however, talk to it
through Java just like any other REST service using, for instance, the
jersey REST client. It won't be as high-level as the EmbeddedGraphDatabase
or
As far as I know, there is currently no Java implementation of a client to
the REST server available. Until there is one you can, however, talk to it
through Java just like any other REST service using, for instance, the
jersey REST client. It won't be as high-level as the EmbeddedGraphDatabase
or
Hi,
I think a better approach might be to take advantage of Hadoop MapReduce to
precompute all routes by running the Dijkstra algorithm
to find the best route for every possible combination.
E.g the dataset uses 15000 bus stops nodes
To find all routes at 9.00am on a monday for every stop, the
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