If you can cope with some limitations of Neo4j official plugin system (the
biggest thing for me is a bit limited choice of responce options: it can be
either collection of Nodes, or Relationships, or Pathes data, packed with
JSON), may I suggest using it instead. )
In this case your DB works in
Hi all,
I wonder is that a common case, or rather a very specific one; anyway, would
deeply appreciate any help. :)
For a long time we've been thinking about how to speed up our operations.
Those are traversals: not very deep (level of depth is 2 at most), but
rather complex ones (with
or vmstat say about io-waits ?
What does jconsole or the GC logs say about memory usage and full-gcs ?
From your email I read that you have a system with 2 cores and 7 gigs of
RAM?
What JVM are you using?
Thanks
Michael
Am 08.08.2011 um 14:37 schrieb Igor Dovgiy:
Hi all,
I wonder
Hi folks, have a question again. )
A simple plugin script, meant to provide an alternative for a COUNT() in
REST calls, runs the following code:
...
IterableNode allNodes = graphDb.getAllNodes();
int interestsProcessed = 0;
int interestsPacketsCount = 1;
for (Node n: allNodes) {
int
When trying to process POSTing to batch-path of something like...
[{id:1,
method:POST,
to:/node,
body:{user_properties:[]}
}]
...server fails with...
exception : java.lang.RuntimeException,
stacktrace : [
at 8:30 AM, Igor Dovgiy ivd.cu...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi all,
I'm trying to implement a recommendations system app with Neo4j (1.4).
Basically, I intend to have some 'User' nodes and some 'Interest' nodes
in
my graph. Then, to find users with similar interests, traverse it by
something
Hi all,
I'm trying to implement a recommendations system app with Neo4j (1.4).
Basically, I intend to have some 'User' nodes and some 'Interest' nodes in
my graph. Then, to find users with similar interests, traverse it by
something like...
TraversalDescription td = new Traversal.description()
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