Thanks but can we get the code of evaluation results of neo4j write
performance on large graph dbs having densely populated nodes
are there any published research papers which use them?
On 7/9/11, Jim Webber j...@neotechnology.com wrote:
Hello Aliabbas,
It's domain specific, but in general you
Is there any evaluation results and code availaible comparing neo with
orientdb for very large graph databases?
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Can you please check that?
use jps
or ps -aux | grep java
to look for other java processes.
Could you please also provide the content of your graph.db/messages.log ?
It might be that somehow the grails plugin is started twice by grails leading
to this scenario.
Cheers
Michael
Am 10.07.2011
Hi there,
no, I have not seen anything that way, at least not relevant studies.
We have not seen any import over a couple of million records in
OrientDB sa far.
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I've seen a few studies but nothing very complete. I'm no expert by far
but the jest I got was that as of late 2010, OrientDB had really fast
load/read times but that Neo4j was *far* better at graph transversal.
I am in the process of evaluating OrientDB from the perspective of
dense graphs. I
thanks andrew ! . Can you share with us your experiment for very large
databases . Orient db also claims to be highly scalable and follows a
distributed model? How does that compare to neo4js scalability? Neo4j seems to
be more open and honest than orient db in describing its limitations?
I just redid the same exercise with 1.4M06. No issues whatsoever with
compiling the extension, but still getting code 500 responses.
The tests for the plugin itself runs ok. So seems it runs fine in the
localserver that gets compiled with the plugin but not when I drop it in
with the 1.4M06
Are you using the Grails Neo4j plugin or do you just use Neo4j natively
from a Grails app? How did you configure the graph db?
Since you're using WEB-INF/resources/db/neostore as path for neo4j, are
you sure the user running the jvm has write permissions?
Regards,
Stefan
Am Samstag, den
I just removed the call to JSONObject.toString(result) and replaced it with
{} and it now behaves. So something's going wrong with the JSON
conversion.
I'm not familiar enough to dig much deeper, but hopefully that'll let
someone else figure out how to fix it. In the meantime returning empty JSON
thanks so much will look into it
do you by chance have the server stacktrace that produced the internal server
error (500)
Michael
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Am 10.07.2011 um 17:13 schrieb Patrik Sundberg patrik.sundb...@gmail.com:
I just removed the call to
Nope, but I can get it for you if you give me some pointers where it should
occur (just started to play with neo4j so not yet up to speed where
everything goes and when).
On Sun, Jul 10, 2011 at 5:30 PM, Michael Hunger
michael.hun...@neotechnology.com wrote:
thanks so much will look into it
Thanks for the reply,
I'm not using Grails plugin, I'm using native embedded neo4j. I'm
redesigning my application just to make sure that I close the database after
use.
BTW, if I got that error again, would that mean that the database is
corrupted? Is there anyway to restore it?
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I'm building an app with neo4j, and I create one index for my node. I tested
it locally it works fine, but when I deploy to EC2 which is using jetty (I'm
using Grails, so I packed my application in war). Somehow I got
NullPointerException because the index that I've created before deploying
Hi,
This error usually means you have another process trying to new
EmbeddedGraphDatabaseService() to the same directory. The only way to have
multiple threads talk to the same database is by passing a reference to the
database to all threads that want it.
e.g.
new Thread() { x = new
Can I use luke?
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no it is not corrupted
it is just a second instance accessing the same store
either from the same jvm or another
how and where do you start your embeddedgraphdb?
and if you don't shutdown the db cleanly it will have to recover at the next
start
Michael
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the lucene tool is called luke
just point it to the directory of your concrete index
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Am 10.07.2011 um 20:47 schrieb noppanit noppani...@gmail.com:
Is there any tool that I could use to look at lucene database? So, after
packed the war file, I can
Did you also copy you store directory with the graph and index data to ec2 to
the same correct location that xou give to EmbeddedGraphDatabaseService?
M
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Am 10.07.2011 um 20:44 schrieb noppanit noppani...@gmail.com:
I'm building an app with neo4j,
When I open with Luke I got this error. No valid direction, please try
another location. I point to the same folder as I use in
EmbeddedGraphDatabaseService.
And yeh, the grails prod war command takes care of that for me to pack the
war and my db direction is int WEB-INF/resources/db.
Thanks
Do an ls on your Neo4j directory. Notice that there is an index directory.
Also notice an index/lucene directory. Then notice an index/lucene/nodes
directory. So forth and so on.
Marko.
On Jul 10, 2011, at 1:16 PM, noppanit wrote:
When I open with Luke I got this error. No valid direction,
I found the problem, when Jetty extracts the war file it ignores files with _
initial for some reason. Does anybody know why?
Thanks a lot.
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but when I point luke to the database direction where I also use
EmbeddedGraphDatabase to point at I got error Invalid location, please try
another location
Thanks. :)
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but when I point luke to the database direction where I also use
EmbeddedGraphDatabase to point at I got error Invalid location, please try
another location
Thanks. :)
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How do you instantiate the GraphDatabase? Via resources.groovy? If so,
make sure to set a destroyMethod.
graphDatabaseService(EmbeddedGraphDatabase, 'my/path') { bean -
bean.destroyMethod = shutdown
}
Next thing to check if Grails reloading causes the error. You might
Hello Aliabbas,
Thanks but can we get the code of evaluation results of neo4j write
performance on large graph dbs having densely populated nodes
are there any published research papers which use them?
I don't know of any peer-reviewed research in this area.
Jim
As Marko said:
the directory is:
graph.db/index/lucene/node/my_index
Michael
Am 10.07.2011 um 22:21 schrieb noppanit:
but when I point luke to the database direction where I also use
EmbeddedGraphDatabase to point at I got error Invalid location, please try
another location
Thanks. :)
Hi!
sorry if I keep bothering you. I point to db/index/lucene/node/myindex now.
I got this error. Unknown format version: -11
Thanks :)
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Can you pack your db and provide it somewhere, perhaps on dropbox?
That would be great for investigation.
Thanks
Michael
Am 11.07.2011 um 00:40 schrieb noppanit:
Hi!
sorry if I keep bothering you. I point to db/index/lucene/node/myindex now.
I got this error. Unknown format version:
Luke versions are somewhat specific to lucene versions. Which version of Luke
and which version of neo are you using???
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From: noppanit noppani...@gmail.com
Date: Sun, Jul 10, 2011 6:40 pm
Subject: [Neo4j] Index got deleted when deploy to production
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Oh, you should use Luke 3.1.0
Thanks Rick for pointing that out.
see here http://code.google.com/p/luke/downloads/list
Luke releases are numbered the same as the version of Lucene libraries that
they use (plus a minor number in case of bugfix releases).
Cheers
Michael
Am 11.07.2011 um 01:23
Oh lol, I missed like 3 versions. :(
Thanks. It works now. :)
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