Aman,
Generally speaking the embeddded use of Neo4j is fase since there is no
network serialization overhead -the database runs in-process and is thus
much faster. However, the core engine in both versions is the same so how
big the network penalty is depends very much on your domain and use case .
Which method of using Neo4j is faster - Embedded or Standalone?
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Niels,
Is that Scala code in the graph collections? If you want, ,you could use the
neo4j/neoviz project to output .dot graphs at any point and thus visualize
what's happening in the graph to illustrate :)
/Peter
On Monday, August 29, 2011, Niels Hoogeveen
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> In the last week I have been
The Package and Source Code is now officially available here:
http://nuget.org/List/Packages/Neo4jClient
Source Code at:
http://hg.readify.net/neo4jclient/
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Sent: Sunday,
In the last week I have been working on a Neo4j API in Scala, taking navigation
in the graph as primary.
Just like the Enhanced API written in Java, the Scala API generalizes each
element (Node, Relationship, RelationshipType, property name and property
value) of the Neo4j database as being a
Hi Peter,
We been doing some work on Azure Cloud deployment. At some point I will put a
blog post up on it when I find a moment. Some aspects of it in regards to
automatic deployment (not bootstrapping) is on this blog, you will notice the
PowerShell scripts in the blog below pertain to getting
Hey guys,
I'm seeing some kind of disconnect between the spatial and the regular graph
traversing query. I can't find a way of executing a spatial query like in
SimplePointLayer but also providing something like a ReturnEvaluator.
My use case is essentially for all nodes within a 10km radius, ret
Thanks, Pete, this is perfect!
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Sent: Saturday, August 27, 2011 6:47 PM
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Subject: Re: [Neo4j] Delete all contents in graph?
Raffi,
you can do so
I suspect (though I haven't profiled it) that the decreasing performance of
batches could be due to JSON processing.
If so, we're going to have to switch to some kind of streamed approach for the
REST batch API.
I'll add these notes into the job in the community backlog.
Thanks very much Josh!
What made it work?
On Sunday, August 28, 2011, noppanit wrote:
> Solved!
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Wow. That's surprising data. With Neo4J embedded, we can usually get about
100X of that performance (including Lucene indexing of the nodes), so there
clearly seem to be some big impacts from using the REST interface versus Neo4J
embedded.
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Here are the latest benchmarks of batch vs. individual entity creation using
the Neo4jPHP library. Most of the processing time is spent on the server,
so I believe that these numbers are probably not specific to Neo4jPHP. I'm
not implying that there is anything wrong or to be fixed; I just though
Solved!
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Hi Thank you for your reply, but I did this in embedded neo4j.
This is what I've done.
String queryAllNotifications = String.format("start n=(%d), user=(%d) match
(n)-[:%s]-(x)-[:%s]-(user) return x", notificationsIndex.getId(),
userNode.getId(),
CONTAINS.name(),
Cool Tatham,
Thanks for sharing, let us know your progress - there is also work going on
to deploy Neo4j Server on Azure, let me know if you are interested in
testing or helping out there!
/peter
On Sunday, August 28, 2011, Tatham Oddie wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> The client library is on NuGet:
http
Hello,
Note that with loadFile(), you are not incrementing your commit manager's
counter and thus, if your RDF file is large, you may run out of memory. See the
work of Claudio for a good model for large RDF graphs:
http://blog.acaro.org/entry/dbpedia4neo
https://github.com/clau
Hi there,
the basics should be covered under
https://github.com/tinkerpop/blueprints/wiki/Sail-Ouplementation, let me
know if that helps!
Cheers,
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Hello everyone,
I am very very new to Neo4j and OOP, I am working on a project using
Neo4j system. I have already uploaded my RDF data into Neo4j using the
following code (snippet)
Neo4jGraph neo = new Neo4jGraph("dataset");
Sail sail = new GraphSail(neo);
sail.initialize();
Hello everyone,
I am very very new to Neo4j and OOP, I am working on a project using
Neo4j system. I have already uploaded my RDF data into Neo4j using the
following code (snippet)
Neo4jGraph neo = new Neo4jGraph("dataset");
Sail sail = new GraphSail(neo);
sail.initialize()
Did you do this in the webadmin? Remember to hit Enter twice, otherwise it
is just a line break for multiline statements ...
Cheers,
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Don,
yes, this looks pretty hot. also,
https://github.com/mattrepl/clojure-neo4j/network seems to list some other
forks. Does anyone have pointers?
Cheers,
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Thx man!
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On 28/08/2011, at 8:18 PM, "Tatham Oddie" wrote:
> Hi Peter,
>
> The client library is on NuGet:
> http://nuget.org/List/Packages/Neo4jClient.Edge
>
> (NuGet is .NET's package manager.)
>
> The source code is up at http://hg.tath.am/neo4jclient
>
> I haven't pu
Peter Neubauer wrote:
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> I would try the blueprints rdf importer. look at my github home
> (peterneubauer) for a project to import rdf from dbpedia which should
> work for any rdf.
>
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Hi Peter,
The client library is on NuGet: http://nuget.org/List/Packages/Neo4jClient.Edge
(NuGet is .NET's package manager.)
The source code is up at http://hg.tath.am/neo4jclient
I haven't pushed it to GitHub yet because of a bug in Dulwich affecting my
version of Hg-Git. (Empty repo at https
Romiko,
Nice writeup! Do you have the link to the full project for people to try? Is
it on GIThub for people to try?
/peter
On Sunday, August 28, 2011, Romiko Derbynew
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>
> I have written a blog on using our .Net Api for indexes in .Net, so any
.Net dudes out there might want to
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