Re: [Neo4j] OSMImporter: Is there a way to do incremental imports?

thanks for the response(s)! The hardware I'm testing on is not the best and only 4G of ram so I'm limited, but this seems the best opportunity for me to learn this...that being said... For incremental imports, stitching osm files together, we re-activate the old code that tests the lucene

[Neo4j] OSMImporter: Is there a way to do incremental imports?

I've been playing with OSMImporter; tried batch and native java. I've had mixed success trying to import the planet, but since it's of considerable size, the job usually blows up or grinds to a halt about half way. I think the most I've made it to is 651M nodes and that's not even the ways or

Re: [Neo4j] osm_import.rb

I ended up trying again with just java (but still running with batchInserter), adjusting my memory settings and max heap, it's currently working on the americas.osm file from cloudmade - http://downloads.cloudmade.com/americas#downloads_breadcrumbs. The file is about 99 GB when assembled. I'm

[Neo4j] osm_import.rb

I'm new to neo4j, and neo4j-spatial. I've been able to import a small OSM file using the java OSMImporter class and BatchInserter (based on the mvn test code) but this blows up out-of-memory on larger files. In looking for other methods I came across instructions for using jruby. I installed

[Neo4j] version conflicts

Hi, I'm just getting started with Neo4j, spatial, gremlin and Neoclipse. I can successfully run (via eclipse) an import of 'map.osm' file using OSMImporter by linking to libraries that come with the spatial distribution. When I try to use gremlin or neoclipse to attach to the data I get a db

Re: [Neo4j] version conflicts

i managed to get this working by taking the neo4j- jars from my gremlin installation and use those in the dependency folder of spatial, but I'm still not sure in what way I can fix the dependencies. It seems like the spatial distribution is has a newer kernel, though they both seem to be 1.5 --