I see your point and I think that it'd be a good idea to have the
ability to build/download a .war file for convenience, in addition to
the current format. I don't really see any arguments against it at
least. And it should be a fairly easy task to create such an assembly.
2010/9/10, Alexandru
2010/8/14 Rick Bullotta rick.bullo...@burningskysoftware.com
Hi, all.
Has anyone used the Timeline capabilities for a searchable set of
timestamped nodes? I was about to write my own custom linked list
implementation using relationships w/a timestamp property, and came across
this. I
Is this resolved? Take a look at
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Getting_Started_REST#Configure_amount_of_memoryotherwise
2010/8/7 Mohit Vazirani mohi...@yahoo.com
Hi,
I'm running the standalone neo4j REST server on a 64 bit linux machine with
64GB
RAM and am trying to configure the following
Hi, Mattias.
I ended up writing some logic in our domain objects to handle this.
Basically we keep the timestamp nodes in buckets for rapid traversal
to the closest nodes for a given time range (on an hourly or daily
bucket), then within each bucket the nodes are managed via a
Thanks for the information Peter.
In regards to updating to 2.7, I want to make sure that the Neo4j Geotools
(gt) Datastore works with 2.7 onwards to ensure compatibility with all of
the GeoScripts http://geoscript.org/ and
Geo.cljhttp://github.com/iwillig/geo.clj.
These, I think, are the future
uDig 1.2 is on Geotools 2.6, but Jody tells me that he got it working on
Geotools 2.7 last week (so we should see a 1.2.1 soon), and so a move of
Neo4j to the new Geotools should be a good move to make. I don't have time
to look at this myself right now, but you are certainly more than welcome to
Hi ,
I'm trying to setup a Traversal in a time dependant graph
with multiple weighted connections between nodes representing
minutes. I want to only traverse the first relationship with a
value greater than the weight of the traversal's current position.
i.e if the path.weight()=100 only traverse
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