Maybe 'hostname' is not how you set the host name? ... researching ...
On Mon, Aug 10, 2015 at 5:17 PM, Jonathan A Rees wrote:
> I re-ran the exact same experiment, but this time I entered a valid DNS
> hostname for the EC2 instance instead of an IP address. No change; I still
> can't get neo4
I re-ran the exact same experiment, but this time I entered a valid DNS
hostname for the EC2 instance instead of an IP address. No change; I still
can't get neo4j to start.
That is, using neo4j is exclusive with setting the hostname. That seems
like a pretty serious neo4j bug to me.
Can anyone s
gcc was a red herring - the problem is the 'hostname' command (which was
getting run in the same script that installed gcc). Here is how to
reproduce the problem:
- provision debian jessie ami-818eb7b1
- copy neo4j-community-2.2.3-unix.tar.gz to the instance
- sudo apt-get update
- sudo a
OK, that hypothesis isn't quite right. I just provisioned an EC2 server
with Debian jessie, installed gcc, openjdk 7, and neo4j 2.2.3, and got the
same behavior (timeout during initialization). So I am still stuck. I'll
try to whittle this down to the minimal sequence of commands so you can try
it
How about:
Geometry geometry = layer.getGeometryEncoder().decodeGeometry( node );
On Sun, Aug 9, 2015 at 2:16 PM, Alireza Rezaei Mahdiraji <
alireza...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a node and I am trying to find its geometry (having layer and
> spatial db service).
>
> Though, getting n
Hi Alireza,
Points is the most common use case, and that is why we made the
SimplePointLayer to minimise complexity for this case. This is also why you
see so many examples with points only.
However, Neo4j Spatial was built with complex geometries in mind, so they
are fully supported, and you sho
Hi Alireza,
I wrote some test code using your layer creation and neighbour search code
that you pasted, and it works fine. So what I think has happened is that
you have somehow added nodes with a different layer config to the same
index that you are now using for WKB. Perhaps the nodes used to be
