Hi guys, Well I've decided to delve back into the world of graph db's and am very excited, I do have a couple of questions, so if anyone can shed some light in them that would be great.
The last project I did with Neo4J was a success(well I see it as one), I used the embedded graph db with GWT and some cool other stuff. The graph consosted of a spatial layer and a normal layer. So my plan is to move to the server and do some mobile apps(iPhone then Android) that can hit the server, it will be read only as all the data will be static and populated initially by myself. So here are my questions - Is there any way I can leverage my current graph db set-up with the RESTful server? Some way to do a data dump maybe? Another though I have had was, I have this graph db set-up. maybe I can just use it and set up some servlets/simple J2EE server that will let me hit it for request, and actually just use the embedded graph-db, just throwing the responses back in JSON or XML. Also, I don't want the trouble of looking after a server on a machine, is it possible to get a service provider to look after such a set-up? a) Using the J2EE and embedded graph setup. b) The RESTful Neo4J server. How much of a difference is there between working with the server? What's the learning curve involved? My only experience with REST is RoR. Thanks for reading, Any thoughts or comments would be great(if positive). Regards, John. _______________________________________________ Neo4j mailing list [email protected] https://lists.neo4j.org/mailman/listinfo/user
