Brendan,
Is it OK to restrict different users based in ACL structures on Subgraph
level or on individual node level? The former probably would work with
traversal, the latter is probably a bit harder.
/peter
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On Sep 15, 2011 7:57 AM, Brendan cheng ccp...@hotmail.com wrote:
Brendan cheng-2 wrote:
What design pattern do you recommend for user authentication and
authorization in neo4j graph? I'm searching a simple and flexible way to
restrict the access to certain part of graph which is dynamically depends
on the user and role...etc.How to avoid excessive
Great link James, I was looking for something to refer to when writing an
update for http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/ACL for the docs. This goes about
half way but should show you the principles?
/peter
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On Sep 15, 2011 10:42 AM, espeed ja...@jamesthornton.com wrote:
Brendan
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Hi guys,
Has anybody successfully used neo for a play framework project? I am new to
both of these and would really appreciate an example project that does that
or uses some mvc framework.
I want to know how to design my models within play to be persisted to neo.
for a sample project
Models will
Thanks to the good work of Davide, graph-collections now contains an
implementation of Radix-tree. See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radix_tree
This particular datastructure can be used to store nodes sorted by a String
value, very handy when you want to create associative arrays in Neo4j.
I have been using Neo4j with the Play framework. You may be interested to
know that I wrote a plugin module, however, I will have to wait until this
weekend to release it. I'm not yet happy with the way my plugin connects to
multiple embedded databases.
With the Play framework you will likely
hiya,
thanx for your response.
wrapping the models into java classes is a bit challenging for me cos i cant
get my head around how the persistence layer will handle that. After the
post i did a search for a mapper and found jo4neo, and im currently tryn to
use that.
Having challenges with how tho
This service was just announce today and it seems to offer persistant
storage from what I read in the description. I don't know where it falls in
the PaaS spectrum.
I would be happy to share a Neo4j Play framework app with you. I'll isolate
a small example and post it. jo4neo looks interesting, but it is not too
hard to manually map a few classes to a simple graph model and the
experience will be beneficial. The graph model is of a different and finer
grain
oh great!!!,
I'll be earnestly looking out for the example. I did hit the wall with my
jo4noe. There is a required file that is not in the package.
and this has been both intellectually stimulating and frustrating.
I do appreciate your advice on manually mapping the classes to graph models
and i
Henry,
Anything you can share about jo4neo problems with missing files? I have
commit access to the repo...
/peter
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oh great!!!,
I'll be earnestly looking out for the example. I did hit the wall with my
deviantCode wrote:
wrapping the models into java classes is a bit challenging for me cos i
cant
get my head around how the persistence layer will handle that. After the
post i did a search for a mapper and found jo4neo, and im currently tryn
to
use that. Having challenges with how tho
Hi peter,
I am tryn to use jo4neo with playframework
firstly, im unable to resolve it as a dependency directly from maven,
secondly, with my manually downloaded lib from
http://jo4neo.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/repo/thewebsemantic/jo4neo/0.4.1/
and noe4j from maven, when i try to run my
Thanx...
jst saw this. Looking into it now.
Im working in java but im sure this will help as well.
thnx a bunch!
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You need the Neo4j proper in your Play lib directory. Here is a Maven
pom.xml file that will take care of that for you.
**BE CAREFUL** mvn clean will delete all the jars in your lib folder. Remove
the clean section if you don't want that.
https://gist.github.com/a3a5106efdaaade10496
Run 'mvn
Hi,
I had mentioned in a previous thread that I was working on introducing a
NodeCollection interface to remove the dependency from IndexedRelationship
to SortedTree. I have an initial cut of this up now in my github repo:
https://github.com/brycenz/graph-collections
It would be great to get
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