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> Query objects only being supported from the java api
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> Hth
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> Am 20.08.2014 um 16:21 schrieb Jim Biard
> >:
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> Hi.
>
> I am working with Neo4j Spatial, and have found that when constructing
> queries in Cypher alon
Arnaud,
If you are using the Neo4j Spatial plugin, geometries will be computed from
the shapes if you use the shape file importer. They will be in the
Well-Known Binary (WKB) format, but they will be present. Are you looking
for something more or different than this?
Grace and peace,
Jim
On
Hi.
I am working with Neo4j Spatial, and have found that when constructing
queries in Cypher alone (no parameters) I appear to be unable to pass
anything but a string literal as an argument to a spatial index query. As
best as I can sort out so far, this isn't a constraint imposed by the
plugi
Alireza,
The SpatialDatabaseRecord class holds a reference to the node you created
when you made the runningLayer.add() call. This node reference is returned
when you call getGeomNode(). (I assume that the runningLayer is holding WKT
or WKB geometries - otherwise adding these different geometry
ns inside it, etc.
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> 2- Do I need to build other type of neo4j indexes i.e., non spatial
> indexes?
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> Thanks,
> Best,
> Alireza
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>
>
> On Friday, July 18, 2014 3:25:15 PM UTC+2, Jim Biard wrote:
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>> Alireza,
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>> These questions are s
Alireza,
These questions are so broad that it's hard to answer.
If you want to be able to get all of your different nodes back from a
single query, then they must all be in the same RTree layer (accessed
through a spatial index in Cypher). If different kinds or subsets of
spatial nodes are to
