and is it relevant at all, in
that case, should it be removed?
/peter
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Hi there,
not sure this is trivial but relationship.getOtherNode(localnode
http://ripple.projects.semwebcentral.org/ seems to be an interesting
approach to querying graph data, could be some inspiration for Neos
CLI?
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Hi there,
trying to start 2 Neo instances, I can't get the appended test to
execute. Any hints?
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import org.neo4j.api.core.EmbeddedNeo;
import
Hi Peter,
cool you find us here! I will try to answer some of your question but
I am no expert ...
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2. Count of elements
Many API methods only return Iterable, like Node.getRelationships. This
makes it hard to
Hi there,
it seems the mailing list is not supporting attachments. I will raise
an issue on that, or we find another way to easily attach data, e.g.
by putting stuff into the wiki.
/peter
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2. Count of
Value in Relationships ;)
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Just kidding, it's just me. Since you do have a wiki, I'm leaving
Mmh yes that would maybe be a possibility.
Otherwise, one could use the OSGi registry in Equinox to look for
existing Neo instances. But all that would need a convention between a
Neo Server and clients, which I think is an issue that needs to be
solved at Neo kernel level by e.g. starting on a
Hi Philip,
what version of the Neo Shell are you using? I tried running with the
b6 version and ran into the same problem as you did. However,
everything seems to run fine using the trunk code, even the latest
RC1-SNAPSHOTS work fine (e.g.
Mmh,
yes that is probably one of the easiest usages, but not one of the
likely ones. Usually, you will have the project as either a WAR file,
an OSGi bundle och Eclipse/RCP plugin, or some EJB/Spring packaging,
which have different setups in Maven.
I admit Maven is not the best tool on the planet
Folks,
that might be a good utility class IMHO, Peter.
/peter
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Hi,
the enum approach has the disadvantage that the available relationship
types are static, e.g. they must be known at compile time. In some cases,
this
Hi Patrik,
there is a lot of commits in your lab, maybe it would be cool to have
a small intro on what you are doing and what the status of the algos
are?
/peter
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Date: 2008-05-22 19:17:29 +0200 (Thu, 22 May 2008)
New
Hi there,
On Thu, May 22, 2008 at 8:03 AM, Tobias Ivarsson
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Greetings Qi4j and Neo4J friends!
Last night (Swedish time) I published bindings for using Neo4J as an
EntityStore in Qi4j.
Cool!
I ran the test, pointed Neoclipse at the resulting nodespace and came
up with
Hi there,
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As Jayway Malaysia puts it:
Great people, great projects, great places. Money is an outcome, not a reason.
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Ok,
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I'm currently more into 4s stuff and less of 4j stuff :)
Java as a language has served me for the past 7 years, but the more I code
Scala, the more it hurts to code Java.
Ok, sounds like you would be better off to
Marko,
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While you can design grammars for moving through a multi-relational
network in complex ways, the limitation is that it is not Turing complete
and thus, there will ultimately be a computation that can not be
Thanks!
Upgraded Neo4j to 1.0-RC1-SNAPSHOT, now the exception is:
ls 0
got id: 0
java.nio.channels.ClosedChannelException
at sun.nio.ch.FileChannelImpl.ensureOpen(FileChannelImpl.java:89)
at sun.nio.ch.FileChannelImpl.write(FileChannelImpl.java:190)
at
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Looks like the transaction log has been closed via call to
NeoService.shutdown().
-Johan
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Thanks!
Upgraded Neo4j to 1.0-RC1-SNAPSHOT, now the exception is:
ls 0
got id: 0
Well,
I am working on getting Maven to produce a good plugin that can be
used for an update site. Otherwise, feel very free to submit
suggestions for improvements, so we all together can make Neoclipse
into a useful tool! We try to react as fast as we can :)
/peter
On Wed, Jun 4, 2008 at 4:34
Sounds perfectly right!
I think we should get you committer rights to so we get more eyes on
the code, check
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Code_Contributor%27s_Guide for the
details. We try to apply the same principles as OPS4J - Wiki brought
to coding
Well,
this sounds like we should take a look at the Meta package that wraps
nodes and gives them mandatory and optional attributes, adding
typing to the node space. Sadly there, is not much information on
the Wiki on that yet, but the code is fully functional at
Hi Tetsu,
Neo4j requires at least a Java 1.4 runtime, and a Java 5 development
environment. We have tested it with Android which it runs fine on
since Neo4j does not use runtime annotations and thus can be compiled
down to Java 1.4 compliant class fies.
However, CDC1.01 (sounds like you are
Great Anders,
I would name the Arrows something like Relation directions instead,
since arrows are not part of any other description or model?
/peter
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Hi!
Peter Haensgen wrote:
What about showing the relationship type in
Tetsu,
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And I'd appreciate it if you can offer me some benchmark on any one working
platform.
Well, there are benchmarks available for the standard Neo4j
implementation, IMHO they actually should be published somewhere so
people can get an impression on what Neo4j
configurable, much like you label
mechanism.
WDYAT?
/peter
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Great Anders,
I would name the Arrows something like Relation directions instead,
since arrows are not part of any other description or model
!
Peter Neubauer wrote:
Hi Anders,
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I'd need an example of how the MetaModel/Qi4j stuff would look like in
practice. Is there any existing example that could be extended with
hooks
for icons?
Well, for now I think we
Hi Anders,
On Thu, Jun 19, 2008 at 8:51 PM, Anders Nawroth
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Hi!
I added two more examples to Neoclipse. They show how directed acyclic
graphs are easy to model with Neo4j.
Cool, very nice to see the Neoclipse is starting to look usable. Now
we need to come up with a
Well,
Feel free to close them, someone else can always reopen them if there
is disagreement.
/Peter
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Hi!
I think it would be nice if some tickets gets closed.
These are actually finished:
https://trac.neo4j.org/ticket/38
Hi all,
Emil and me are at FooCamp http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foo_Camp right
now, so if anyone is going there too, lets meet and talk geeky stuff!
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Hi there,
I think I am giving up on building Neoclipse with Maven ATM. It seems
there is no good way of doing it, so for the time being we will have
to export the product. i just set up Eclipse 3.4 with the latest ZEST
SDK, but when I run the product, it is hanging after displaying the
first graph
.
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Hi!
Peter Neubauer wrote:
I think I am giving up on building Neoclipse with Maven ATM. It seems
there is no good way of doing it, so for the time being we will have
to export the product.
According to Eclipse IDE
Hi there,
I am going to either start over with my workspace or try and fix the
existing hanging on Neoclipse. But appearently, it is working for e.g.
Peter and Anders, so could one of you export the current neoclipse
state into a product installation and upload it somewhere, so we just
can test to
as platform or should I use some other
target?
/anders
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Hi there,
I am going to either start over with my workspace or try and fix the
existing hanging on Neoclipse. But appearently, it is working for e.g.
Peter and Anders, so could one of you export the current neoclipse
Mmh,
seems we got our own little spammer here!
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Hope someone finds it useful,
The understatement of the day :)
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sorry for not mentioning Andreas' cool work on that front!
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Wow,
this sounds cool, need to check that out. It might well be one more
very interesting way to harness DDD with Neo ... feel free to share
any public info on this here!
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I guess this is a good topic to put on the wiki.
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Well,
I think that taking a stepwise approach would be good enough for the
time being, just to see how much e.g. Jackrabbit would benefit from
Neo4j. So, IMHO, the SPI implementation would be a good start without
straingin teh resources available for this too much. As more peers are
getting
.
On Sat, Aug 23, 2008 at 11:23 AM, Anders Nawroth
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Hi!
What happened to the Neoclipse export?
I never got it working myself.
Some of my developer friends want to download it :-)
/anders
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Anders,
never mind, just got it exported. Now, when
Hi Jonny,
just going to answer one of the questions since others konw more about
the rest ...
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i) Is there a remote interface to neo? My UI is swing based and will need to
contact a server containing the neo instance remotely.
Anders,
great job, this looks liek a real app, thanks for looking into this,
it is a great addition to the arsenal of getting started information!
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Great Mattias,
thanks for you work!
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Just a moment,
working exporting the product again ...
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Hi folks,
I played around a bit with my new Neo FreeRunner (just must have that
one considering the name :),
http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/FreeRunner_Overview and tried both
SWT-GTK bindings (working) and Neo4j:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/code/neo# cacao -cp
Patrik,
this is a great effort and very nice docs indeed! Thanks for your work
on this, I guess a number of users and projects appreciate this when
using Neo4j in real world scenarios.
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I agree,
it seems a lot of projects are turning towards repeating the package
names as a-b-c in the maven artifact/project name so things are
consistent and easily recognizable from the resulting artifact. Good
call Anders!
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Well,
properties on relationships have always been there, it is one of the
core features of Neo4j not to have dumb associations purely by type
like in UML, but relationships as first class citizens along with
Nodes, carrying properties.
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Hej!
Peter Neubauer skrev:
I have committed a start on a feature and update-site project for
Neoclipse. However, it seems pointing Eclipse 3.4 to the update-site
project as a new Local update site
Yes,
I concluded the same for some months ago. The main problem is the lack
of maven artifacts for the recent Eclipse plugin jars. Until there is
a clear connection between OSGi and Maven (so one can e.g. use the OBR
Eclipse bundles, since their repos are more up to date) I think we
wait. PaxUrl
Hi folks,
I took a moment and updated the integration for Newton with Neo4j at
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Neo_-_Newton_integration, feel free to
play around with it!
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Great Anders,
nice work, and thanks for all the initial work Peter!
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Great job Anders,
looks like a very thorough documentation now!
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Hi Anders,
this is a great post!
Another interesting aspect of graph databases is IMHO thte absence of
any required relationships or attributes per se (of course enforcable
with higher level wrappers like the meta neo4j project). I feel it
gives a lot of flexibility to the data modeling and above
Hi there,
removing a dri could be like
http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0483.html, a bit annoying but
maybe doable?
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Great work Anders,
you are putting down a lot of good work here to get Neoclipse in shape!
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Very neat indeed for examination of small node spaces and for
tutorials! Would be great to get some feedback on real-world use cases
like life filtering a nodespace with traverser-snippets for example?
Anyone interested in this kind of query functionality?
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Very interesting for building RDF aware apps fast, inspired by Yahoo
Pipes. Would be interesting to build a testapp above Neo4j-RDF to test
this out!
http://pipes.deri.org:8080/pipes/
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Very nice, great work!
I am thinking that we could add jruby scripting support since Andreas
has already done great work in getting a nice ruby-ish traversal API
working!
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Very cool Anders!
Now, are these images available on the wiki so one can link to them?
Since now this seems like a more and more full-blown tool for the
manipulation of the node space, script support would be great to do
things in bulk. I am thinking of Andreas' Neo4j.rb for that, so that
you
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Hi!
Peter Neubauer wrote:
Now, are these images available
Hi there,
another possiblity would be to use the new REST API spike that Andreas
Ronge has over at
http://github.com/andreasronge/neo4j/tree/c463ba95315116a3ec7092ea0dfe3368c3e07439/test/rest
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, looks promising. however
some operations (like graph traversal) will be tricky/very expensive to do
with a rest api. will a have a look at RemoteNeo and see if i can get it to
work with jruby.
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Hi there,
another
Seems we have a spammer (Alvaro) in Trac.
Can someone please remove him as a user?
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Hi Doug,
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Neoclipse_Guide is visualizing node
graphs and an out-of-the-box solution and uses the Eclispe graph
visualization tools. Otherwise, I have tested prefuse some time ago,
and as they have support for dynamic change of the underlying graph
data now, this should
...
jan
On 2 May 2009, at 15:10, Juergen Umbrich wrote:
Hi
i played around with the Jung Api without any problems. Jungs supports
dynamcial changes of graphs (Add, remove, and insert).
Best
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http://wiki.neo4j.org/content
Cool,
please let us know of any success or experiments there, I am interested too!
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Hi Andreas,
we definitely think this is highly interesting! The Neo4j team has
been working on some samples that use real data, and we could
certainly think of e.g. providing a SPARQL endpoint for Twitter data,
but there is the time constraint :)
However, if there are people here wanting to chip
Hi there,
trying to install Neo4j.py, I ran into an installation problem with Jython:
Peter-Neubauers-MBP:neo4j.py peter$ ~/program/jython2.2.1/jython
setup.py install
Traceback (innermost last):
(no code object) at line 0
File setup.py, line 49
with open(target,'wb') as
a bit longer.
Cheers,
Tobias
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Hi there,
trying to install Neo4j.py, I ran into an installation problem with Jython:
Peter-Neubauers-MBP:neo4j.py peter$ ~/program/jython2.2.1/jython
setup.py install
Traceback
Hi there,
I am right now importing data from a SQLite export file. That is, a
bunch of CREATE TABLE ... and INSERT INTO, and then a number of
cross-table index and constraints definitions.
As I look at this, it seems there might be a common pattern one could
develop in order to import and relate
http://www.pathf.com/blogs/2009/05/flare-vs-axiis/
Maybe we could start doing even larger visualiztions via Flare, Neo4j
and REST, maybe even a AJAX Neo4j live viewer?
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Nice,
will definately take a look at it!
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that don't have URI and connect them to their (owner)
entity
Sometimes it is possible to create the entities with URIs in a
specific order and simultaneously create the links between them (when
structure is hierarchical).
-Johan
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Hi Ajaj,
great you got started on the installation, Neo4j is a full database in
the sense that you store, retrieve and recover data with the same
semantics (transactions, rollbacks etc) like any other database. you
find a fast guide at
(0, mynodeid, reltype, relprops) to do the
job?
Cheers,
Rob.
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Ah,
Didn't see that page. Thanks for the hint!
/Peter
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Peter,
For batch insert with Lucene
of
the guys on this list with more Eclipse experience (Tobias Sodergren and
Peter Neubauer for example?) can give some more advice.
I found this page, maybe it's interesting for you:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/213349/inter-plugin-communication-in-eclipse
/anders
And here is a first draft of the autoimport-feature, and a pic of the
resulting nodespace ...
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Neo_-_SQL_importer#Auto-import_insert_statements_into_Neo4j
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Setting objects as properties?
I've tried:
robertoCarlos.setProperty(clase, new Number(3));
where number is a class having a private int num inside.
I get:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Unkown property type on:
org.robertocarlos.num...@e5b723
Why is that? I can't save any kind
Hi there,
this syntax probably deserves a Wiki page wtih exapmles :)
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Hi Symeon,
so, what you are saying is that you would like to have the possibility
to set indexes on relationships and their properties just like on the
nodes as in http://components.neo4j.org/index-util/ ?
I guess that would be easy to do, or you could do it yourself by
looking at the index-util
Hi Andreas,
I have had that on my todo-list for quite a while but not really
started that effort. It seems the time may be right to finally start
on OSGi-fying all jars. So, if you have patches or failing test cases,
please send them to me and I will start a laboratory project to test
OSGi things
, 2009, at 1:54 AM, Peter Neubauer wrote:
Hi Andreas,
I have had that on my todo-list for quite a while but not really
started that effort. It seems the time may be right to finally start
on OSGi-fying all jars. So, if you have patches or failing test cases,
please send them to me and I
Hi there
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I'd be willing to get started with a nice pax-constructed project in
labs, while you lounge away in Iceland. I'll try to time the biggest
changes for when you're the least capable of paying attention ;)
Nice start man! OPS4J rulez (shameless plug :)
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Hi Mattias,
yes, I think you can't rely on Neo4j's IDs to be unique and static
forever. IMHO adding an ID attribute to the nodes and then putting
in some ID like
public static String generateRandomID() {
// e.g. from gtalk 6D56433B
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Hi Bert,
yes, I think there is a non-official way to do this before it will
make its way into the API, Johan?
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Hi Neil, seems you are the first to chip in here, please let us know
how things in for you, sounds like this is something that can be of
use for a broader audience ...
2009/7/26, Neil Ellis neil.el...@peepwl.com:
Oh and one more question, is there a utility written already to do
rapid merging
Hi there,
excellent contribution Andreas! Will check this out ASAP, starting on
getting all the source in place :)
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Jonny,
the ReturnableEvaluator is just deciding whether the current node
should be included in the set of results that are returned or not. It
does not stop the traversal - that is the job of the StopEvaluator
that returns a boolean for stopping the traversal.
HTH
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Ok,
now everything is building, will look into the imdb-osgi example ASAP ...
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Hi Andreas,
will look at it, offline with my dev machine right now. However, I
need to read up on Sling and Karaf - very cool IMDB demo you did,
showing off a lot of advanced OSGi- Peaberry - Pax Exam practices with
Neo4j - thanks Toni and Stuart for that great work!
Let me look at the error over
Mmh,
have not heard anyone doing that, what kind of scaling are you
imagining? Replicating a nodespace in a high availability scenario,
sharding or partitioning?
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Great work everyone,
and thanks to Andreas for chipping in on the OSGi part!
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, Marc Preddiempred...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Peter,
Initially simply looking to replicate for high availability.
Regards,
Marc
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Mmh,
have not heard anyone doing that, what kind of scaling are you
imagining
Hi Vanessa,
do you have the importing code available, and are you using the
BatchInsert Component to do this, as normal transactionally save
atomic insertions are probably not what -
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Batch_Insert ?
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Well,
you could even generate the graph outside Neo4j in something like
GraphML, and then load it with the batchinserter utility,
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Batch_Insert
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Hi Ajay,
for a basic generic UI, look at the Neoclipse project,
http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Neoclipse_Guide for a starting point ...
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Hi Ajay,
You can find that info over at the JRuby project,
github.com/andreasronge/neo4j/tree/master
/peter
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Hi all,
Has anyone tried embedding neo4j with jruby on rails?
Any suggestions?
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