For a while now I've been curious to find a way to use neo4j within a .net
application. One obvious choice is running neoREST and having your .net app
act as a client. After discovering Ja.net ( a tool that compiles java for the
.net CLR ) a gave it try and was able to compile the neo4j kernel
Just wondering if a REST service update had been made that allows port
configuration to something other than .
Taylor
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Rick is correct in highlighting this.
A lot of people (java developers) will be looking for something to pivot on.
Perhaps ready to role client libs for the REST interface under work. Nolios
did some kind of integration with .net and their restlets engine.
Taylor
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Just some comments regarding rest and neo.
twit...@mdeiters' rest api is really nice.
/node/{id}
node/{id}/relations etc.
you might also have
/node/{id}/properties/{property} , for instance, in cases where the value was a
large amount of text, you may just want that particular piece of data.
ences
Is it possible to access neo4j's Lucene full-text indexing also in jo4neo?
Subhash.
On Wed, Jan 6, 2010 at 8:23 PM, Taylor Cowan wrote:
> After noticing that the neo indexer implementation was deprecated, I
> migrated my code towards the Lucene version. The neo indexer was not
After noticing that the neo indexer implementation was deprecated, I migrated
my code towards the Lucene version. The neo indexer was noticeably faster and
while the errors (mostly related to transactions) Lucene exposed were my fault,
the neo version was more tolerant so to speak.
In general
I share this concern. In my case I don't want to drop the entire index, but
instead remove the node from a particular index, regardless of which value it
was indexed against.
removeIndex(Node n, String index);
or as a 2nd best option, have the index report how a node is indexed:
getValues(Nod
I'm struggling with choosing the best pattern to keep relationships singular
regarding a particular target/object, (neo allows many relations of the same
type between n(1) and n(2)
Within a transaction, a relationship can be checked as missing, and added, and
simultaneously another thread ads t
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