Rob,
we will certainly do that at some point, but have not gotten around to
it, sorry!
Cheers,
/peter neubauer
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Hi!
There's also a command line tool here (still in the lab):
https://svn.neo4j.org/laboratory/components/neo-graphviz/
For instructions, run the neoviz script with --help.
Requires that you have Maven and Graphviz installed.
At the moment it will visualize the full graph, starting from the
ref
Neoclipse is a good place to start. I've just started looking at Flare and
birdeye to see if they're a fit for browser clients.
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Subject: [Neo] Graph Visualiz
Hi,
What's the best way to visualize some part of a graph in Neo4j Graph DB?
Albeit I can create an online instance and pass it to third-party visualizer,
but:
1. Is it an straight forward (embedded) visualizer available?
2. If NO, which third-party graph visualizer do you prefer?
Thanks and kind
> What's missing is the ability not to be connected at all, simply
> stopping the service. There should be something like connection profiles
> for this part, making it easy to switch between different DBs (typically
> what I'd like to do as a developer).
>
I understand. That would be great. Relat
Ok, I see what you are saying, I guess I never thought of it that way, this
is my view of it:
People shouldn't download the dependencies of their projects into the same
directory as their main project code,
Especially if that external dependency is a project that requires
installation, as is the c
If you're using the traversers you can get it via the
TraversalPosition class, here's an example:
Traverser traverser = node.traverse( . );
for ( Node node : traverser )
{
TraversalPosition position = traverser.currentPosition();
Relationship lastRelationship =
position.lastRel
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