The problem is that there are no cypher commands currently but core-api
calls.
and it is reading and writing, so you would have convert all of those into
cypher statemetns and send them over the wire which would be probably even
slower
You could probably hold off sending the http request until you
>
> Be great if such a feature could be on the roadmap. I find myself dropping
> back to Cypher more and more to try and obtain a performance edge. SDN is
> great for maintaining the general Schema, Labels, Constraints etc. So that
> would seem to put me in the camp of "Greenfield SDN".
>
Wo
Great question.
I think it depends on several facts:
#1 Have a sensible driver for Neo4j that can be used both with embedded and
remote and allows for transactions with cypher, which I would currently
consider the jdbc driver
#2 A Java only OGM that provides basic mapping from POJOs to graph for
Michael, what would a ballpark figure look like in man hours in order to
move sdn to cypher? Maybe we can crowdsource it. :)
On Fri, Mar 28, 2014 at 2:49 AM, Michael Hunger <
michael.hun...@neopersistence.com> wrote:
> Sadly neither
>
> It uses core java api methods to do it
>
> No time to rewr
Sadly neither
It uses core java api methods to do it
No time to rewrite sdn to run on cypher
It depends on the OtherNodebut sdn takes care that there is only one rel
between the instances.
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Am 27.03.2014 um 22:27 schrieb Mike Holdsworth :
> When an @NodeEntity has rela
When an @NodeEntity has relationships to other nodes, is it written as a
single cypher statement or are they persisted as separate statements?
In this example, assuming the createdBy is a new node, is createdBy created
when SomeClass is saved in the same cypher statement?
If it’s a single st
