n a "mini db" that used
Neo constructs but did not have any other dependencies) would work
fine.
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Subject: Re: [Neo] Persisting store metadata
From: Peter Neubauer
Date: Tue, January 05, 2010 5:48 am
To: Neo user discussio
Hi there,
my only concern with storing metadata in the db itself is the issue of
having no way to discover the version of Neo4j needed to open the db,
and the inability to get that metainf out with anything but Neo4j
itself. I am thinking of things like maven processing to
programmatically add inf
2010/1/5 Tobias Ivarsson :
> That's an interesting idea. However something in my gut tells me that it's
> not good/better:
> * It's still open for people to mock about with, however now it's in the
> node space using up a relationship type that is now unusable by the
> application (at least as a re
That's an interesting idea. However something in my gut tells me that it's
not good/better:
* It's still open for people to mock about with, however now it's in the
node space using up a relationship type that is now unusable by the
application (at least as a relationship from the reference node).
Great initiative.
Instead of storing such information in a plain-text file it could be
stored in the neo4j store itself (as a sub-reference node or
something).
I don't know if that'd be good/better though.
2010/1/4 Tobias Ivarsson :
> Hi,
>
> Neo4j today is made up of a core service that persist
We personally use a facade/factory that allows us to interface to
neo4j and the Lucene indexes as if it was a single system.
This service is a singleton initialized with Spring with an init and
destroy method that properly starts/shutdown the store and index.
If it was up to me the index utils woul
Hi,
Neo4j today is made up of a core service that persists nodes, relationships
and properties. In addition to that there are a number of additional
services, where index-util is probably the most used and most important at
the moment. index-util is also a good example of the problem I would like
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