You are awesome. I'll check this out soon; I switched my project back to
using sqlite, but I definitely want to use neo, so I'll give it a whirl.
On Fri, Nov 4, 2011 at 4:12 AM, Jacob Hansson <
jacob.hans...@neotechnology.com> wrote:
> I've just pushed an update to handle the attachThreadToJVM s
edded-reference-core.html
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> We should perhaps set up the db to shut itself down properly automatically
> if it detects that python is shutting down.. We decided against that
> before, since we felt like "we don't own the application lifecycle". WDYT?
>
>
I'm having some weird problems with threading on shutdown. As I previously
discovered, using neo4j in a multi-threaded Python app requires complete
segregation of neo4j into a single thread. That all works fine for
creating a database, however, it appears that shutting one down is a bit of
a myst
I hadn't. I'm still confused about how I would combine that with
embedding, though; I don't want to run a standalone neo4j daemon. Because
the app I'm embedding into will be running Python, I figure the current
setup may not be all that sub-optimal, now that the threading problem is
out of the wa
I had no idea that neo4j had a REST interface; I am essentially
implementing my own REST interface in order to use neo4j embedded in a
desktop app. I will have to look into that more to see if there's an easy
way to embed the server and still communicate to it via the REST API.
Thanks for the poi
safe, it must be
constrained to a single thread when used from Python. But that's not too
disappointing, considering.
On Sat, Oct 29, 2011 at 4:25 PM, Michael Rene Armida wrote:
> I am attempting to use Paste to serve a small web app that uses neo4j via
> the Python bindings. I get a seg
I am attempting to use Paste to serve a small web app that uses neo4j via
the Python bindings. I get a segfault whenever I try to create a new
database via 'neo4j.GraphDatabase'. I have narrowed this down to the
following minimal sample:
http://pastebin.com/MkNRvLR6
The top of the stack trace l
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