Is there a way to return specific edges found during a traversal? I'm
storing some data in edges that I need.
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When downloading the module, a directory called neo4j.py is created.
This needs to be changed.
svn export https://svn.neo4j.org/components/neo4j.py/trunk neo4j.py
R.
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Would it be possible to index the neo repository with nexus?
Rob.
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Yes you're probably right about that... I'll add a task about it
2010/1/21 David Montag :
> Hi,
>
> I've found something that I consider a minor inconsistency in the shell.
> Consider the following interaction:
>
> neo-sh (0)$ ls
> *key =[new]
> (me) > (3)
> (me) > (4)
> neo-sh (0)$ cd 3
>
Hi!
Craig Taverner wrote:
> purposes. I also remember code in neoclipse for disconnecting and
> reconnecting to the database. From the user interface that can be triggered
> by changing the database location.
>
What's missing is the ability not to be connected at all, simply
stopping the serv
2010/1/22 :
> Thanks, Tobias.
>
>
>
> Is the same true for the index services? I assume so, but wanted to
> double check. Is it also correct to assume that you should only have
> one index service per graph database instance?
>
Yes that's also true for index services.
Your question abo
We are using neoclipse as a plugin in an eclipse 3.3.1 based RCP app, and it
is working well (it was written for eclipse 3.4 I believe, and anticipate
that it should not be hard to get to work with 3.5 either). Although I
confess we've made a number of tiny edits to the neoclipse code for our own
p
After some consideration we've decided not to release a new version of
Apoc with that bug fix. The reason is that it has a known, easy
work-around (and rather few will ever find it). We have also scheduled
a release very soon for a new version of Neo4j and Apoc (where this
bug is fixed) so the life
Thanks, Tobias.
Is the same true for the index services? I assume so, but wanted to
double check. Is it also correct to assume that you should only have
one index service per graph database instance?
Best,
Rick
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Subject: Re: [N
A simple fix is to use the IndexHits instance as an Iterable (as
opposed to an Iterator)... by doing that the problem goes away (it's
also ok to use the IndexHits#iterator() method to obtain an Iterator
from it).
IndexHits hits = indexService.getNodes( "key", "value" );
for ( Node hit : hits )
I am hitting this bug when trying to get a node via LuceneIndexService. I
found via Google that someone else had hit this (
http://www.mail-archive.com/user@lists.neo4j.org/msg02439.html) and that
there is supposedly a fix in a later version. The latest distribution (apoc
0.5) seems to exhibit this
There is no module called "neo4j.py", that's just a popular name, the name
of the package is simply "neo4j". But if you have a directory with a name
that ends with .py in your PYTHONPATH then that might be a problem, I would
advice against that.
/Tobias
On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 1:43 AM, Ryan Rosar
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