Hi,
All operations in Neo4j need to be performed within the context of a
transaction. This includes both read and write operations, and getting a
property value is a read operation. You thus need to wrap the code that gets
the property value in graphDb.beginTx() try { ... tx.success(); } finally {
I have uploaded some example code i used with sample data containing 1000
Bus Stop/Coordinate data from Dublin in case anyone is interested here:
http://drop.io/neo4jspatialexample
thanks again to Davide for providing me with the initial examples
It finds Bus Stops within 200m from the point (53.3
Hello,
Newbie question: I got an exception for this code:
public final String getNotes () {
if (underlyingNode != null)
return (String) underlyingNode.getProperty(Constants.PERSON_NOTES, null);
else
return null;
}
I would expect this code can handle the retrieving of the Notes property
correctly
http://gtmd.allew.com
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Hello,
for my graphalgorithm I create a new index, this
index is only used in one iteration of the algorithm.
After that I delete the index from all nodes.
But after deleting the index there still is an
folder with the indexname in the lucene folder,
the size of each folder is always ca. 60kb.
I
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