Thanks, we'll look into the transaction manager.
On Jan 18, 2010 1:21 AM, "Mattias Persson"
wrote:
At the moment you cannot register listeners for committed nodes or
stuff like that, but you could take a look at the
TransactionEventManager in the "utils" component,
http://components.neo4j.org/ne
At the moment you cannot register listeners for committed nodes or
stuff like that, but you could take a look at the
TransactionEventManager in the "utils" component,
http://components.neo4j.org/neo4j-utils/ . You can use it to register
listeners for events that you send yourself. Your listeners wi
Hi Tobias,
At this time we need...
- Before Transaction Commit
- Dirty nodes
- Properties
- Relationships
- After Transaction Commit
- Committed Nodes
- Properties
- Relationships
I can see how other events would be useful such as property set, removed,
Hi Tobias, thanks for the info!
I'm gonna consult with my team and we'll get back with some suggestions.
2010/1/14 Tobias Ivarsson :
> Hi Raul!
>
> Yes, Neo4j has such functionality, but we have not specified the final API
> for it yet. There is code implementing it from an old API that we used in
Hi Raul!
Yes, Neo4j has such functionality, but we have not specified the final API
for it yet. There is code implementing it from an old API that we used in
house back when Neo4j was young. I don't know if all functionality of it is
still hooked up though, and it is of course undocumented. If you
Hi,
Does neo4j provide some way for adding listeners to the transaction lifecycle?
We would like to intercept when transacions are commited, created and
rolledback to provide our own functionality
for example ensure that a given node property is always set or some
other properties are within a ran
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