Re: [Neo4j] java application server or neo4j server?

2011-03-10 Thread Jim Webber
Hi Matěj,

That's absolutely correct.

Jim

On 10 Mar 2011, at 13:08, Matěj Plch wrote:

> Thank you for your answer. So Neo4j server serves mainly for remote
> access to neo4j database but you don't recommend me to use it like
> application server, right? And plugins are just for extension
> funcionality of neo4j server's REST API.
> 
> Dne 10.3.2011 13:38, Jim Webber napsal(a):
>> Hi Matěj,
>> 
>> Neo4j has traditionally been an embedded database, so if you just want to 
>> host it in an existing application (e.g. in a Web app you already run on an 
>> app server) then that's probably a good choice.
>> 
>> If you need to host the database elsewhere on the network (or you're not 
>> running on the JVM) then Neo4j server supports a REST interface through 
>> which you can interact with the database.
>> 
>> From your email, it sounds like the embedded database might be best for you.
>> 
>> Jim
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Re: [Neo4j] java application server or neo4j server?

2011-03-10 Thread Peter Neubauer
Matej,
if you want to just write a Gephi file to the file system, you could
do that with a simple plugin that you can trigger. Serving it as a
custom XML format would require unmanaged RAXRS extensions, which are
a bit more intrusive. Not sure what is best for your case here if you
want to run the server ...

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2011/3/10 Matěj Plch :
> Thank you for your answer. So Neo4j server serves mainly for remote
> access to neo4j database but you don't recommend me to use it like
> application server, right? And plugins are just for extension
> funcionality of neo4j server's REST API.
>
> Dne 10.3.2011 13:38, Jim Webber napsal(a):
>> Hi Matěj,
>>
>> Neo4j has traditionally been an embedded database, so if you just want to 
>> host it in an existing application (e.g. in a Web app you already run on an 
>> app server) then that's probably a good choice.
>>
>> If you need to host the database elsewhere on the network (or you're not 
>> running on the JVM) then Neo4j server supports a REST interface through 
>> which you can interact with the database.
>>
>>  From your email, it sounds like the embedded database might be best for you.
>>
>> Jim
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Re: [Neo4j] java application server or neo4j server?

2011-03-10 Thread Matěj Plch
Thank you for your answer. So Neo4j server serves mainly for remote
access to neo4j database but you don't recommend me to use it like
application server, right? And plugins are just for extension
funcionality of neo4j server's REST API.

Dne 10.3.2011 13:38, Jim Webber napsal(a):
> Hi Matěj,
>
> Neo4j has traditionally been an embedded database, so if you just want to 
> host it in an existing application (e.g. in a Web app you already run on an 
> app server) then that's probably a good choice.
>
> If you need to host the database elsewhere on the network (or you're not 
> running on the JVM) then Neo4j server supports a REST interface through which 
> you can interact with the database.
>
>  From your email, it sounds like the embedded database might be best for you.
>
> Jim
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Re: [Neo4j] java application server or neo4j server?

2011-03-10 Thread Jim Webber
Hi Matěj,

Neo4j has traditionally been an embedded database, so if you just want to host 
it in an existing application (e.g. in a Web app you already run on an app 
server) then that's probably a good choice.

If you need to host the database elsewhere on the network (or you're not 
running on the JVM) then Neo4j server supports a REST interface through which 
you can interact with the database.

From your email, it sounds like the embedded database might be best for you.

Jim
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[Neo4j] java application server or neo4j server?

2011-03-10 Thread Matěj Plch
Hi!
I'm new in neo4j (and also NonSQL databases). We are developing
application which will fetch some information periodically, save it in
nodes and edges in neo4j database and then import it to GEXF format to
use our data in Gephi.
My question is if it's possible to write this application like plugin
(write another services) for Neo4j server or better approach is to run
it on some application server.
I'm probably little bit confused about for what is Neo4j server
determined and what all it's possible to do.
Thank you for your answers
Matej Plch.
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