In fact, arrays of primitives+Strings are supported, but not List or
Collection or anything like that is.
2011/1/25 Peter Neubauer
> Jose,
> Arrays of objects are not supported as properties. In that case, you
> should probably either model these as Nodes and Relationships, or
> serialize them i
Jose,
Arrays of objects are not supported as properties. In that case, you
should probably either model these as Nodes and Relationships, or
serialize them into a String and that way persist the List.
An example of using Spring to model Sets is in
https://github.com/SpringSource/spring-data-graph-
Hello list, i hope that all are fine,
i have this code ,
public class Particion()
{
LinkedList elements;
Node node;
public Particion(Node node)
{
this.node = node;
this.node.setProperty("elements", elements);
}
...
}
and me compiler return,
Exception in thread "main" java.lang
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