Hi Axel,
GeoJSON and other GIS formats are planned to be supported in Neo4j Spatial.
In fact to support export to GeoJSON on the current code would be very easy,
I believe. I hope to get 'round to it soon. However, should you want to give
it a try now, I would be more than willing to give advice a
Hi Axel and Peter,
Thanks for the feedback. When I move the DB directory, I've been accessing
it after the move with Gremlin and it has been the source of the
complaints. I'm wondering if there is some issue specific to the interplay
between Gremlin and Neo4j.
I'll do some more experimentation to
GraphML, not KMK, of course. Maybe I wrote this because I'm looking for
KML and geoJSON export/import for neo4j data myself.
On Fri, 29 Oct 2010 21:49:04 +0200, Peter Neubauer
wrote:
> Hi there,
> yes, the Neo4j Admin tool (we hope to package it in the next
> milestone) includes GraphML export/i
Hi there,
yes, the Neo4j Admin tool (we hope to package it in the next
milestone) includes GraphML export/import. Besides, Alex is right,
file copy on a clean shut down DB works just fine. For hot production
use, you can choose Online Backup
(http://wiki.neo4j.org/content/Online_Backup) or the upco
Hi Chris,
moving a neo4j db as an archived directory between different machines is
fine. Normally, there's no need to remove any files from within the neo4j
directory. Just make sure to archive the db while it's completely shut
down. And take care of the access rights the files and the containing
Hi All,
I have a neo4j DB on my laptop that I need to share copies of with others.
As a first shot I tar'ed and ziped up the contents of the DB directory and
gave it to my colleague (MacBook Pro -> Windows laptop). Initially he got
errors when trying to access it. So on a whim, he deleted all the
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