Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Btw. are you using the shell to connect remotely to a running NeoService or or you using it to start a local one? If you're starting a local (inside the shell JVM) you might have the problem that the neo4j files are locked so that you cannot start up your traverser application... is that the case?

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

That's strange since the shell only wraps commands in transactions. This means that leaving the shell open, just standing on a node doesn't create/hold a lock or transaction whatsoever. You could debug this kind of problem (when it appears) by making a complete thread dump and you'll see which thre

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Hi Mattias, Yes, that is correct. I think fundamentally I do not understand how your locking works. I assumed that both the shell and traverser would have read only locks. However, I left the shell open and the traverser was blocked. I did not do anything in the shell other than read-only commands

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

I don't follow entirely... you mean that the shell held locks on nodes which made another traverser (executed via script or something) wait? At the moment every command in the shell is wrapped in its own transaction. 2009/9/7 Todd Stavish : > Hi Martin, Anders, > > The standalone version of neocli

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Hi Martin, Anders, The standalone version of neoclipse works like a charm, thanks. I was surprised that the shell locked out a non-updating traverse application that I wrote. Where do I explicitly declare locking? My natural assumption was in beginTx( kindOfLock ). Thanks, Todd On Mon, Sep 7, 2

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Hi all! I have now exported Neoclipse 0.4.0-b2, which uses Neo4j version 1.0-b9 (the previous 0.4.0-b1 uses a snapshot of 1.0-b9). This should be the easiest way to get started using Neoclipse. http://eclipse.neo4j.org/neoclipse-standalone/ Warning: don't use this version for databases using N

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Hi Todd, have you already tried the neoclipse standalone version? -Martin Todd Stavish schrieb: > Thanks I'll give the shell a try. > > >> Was it crashing on opening the database or what happened? >> > > It shows the reference node and then just hangs. I am using Galileo > though and may

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

neoclipse works with galileo for me. although i am using the unstable update site for neoclipse it does hang for a while if there are lots of nodes to display though On 9/6/09, Todd Stavish wrote: > > Thanks I'll give the shell a try. > > > > Was it crashing on opening the database or what happe

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Thanks I'll give the shell a try. > Was it crashing on opening the database or what happened? It shows the reference node and then just hangs. I am using Galileo though and maybe the wrong version of GEF. So no big deal. -Todd > > > /anders > > -- > Anders Nawroth [and...@neotechnology.com] >

Re: [Neo] Looking at DB contents

Hi Todd! > Are there command line tools that can output the database \ nodes to > text? Or any quick way to inspect the contents of Neo? There's the Shell tool: http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Shell > I didn't have > luck getting Neoclipse to work. > Was it crashing on opening the database or

[Neo] Looking at DB contents

Are there command line tools that can output the database \ nodes to text? Or any quick way to inspect the contents of Neo? I didn't have luck getting Neoclipse to work. Thanks, Todd ___ Neo mailing list User@lists.neo4j.org https://lists.neo4j.org/mailm