Anton,
we are thinking of adding more property types to Neo4j after 1.3,
among them a "structured document" one that would be exactly this.
Until then, you can of course either just have properties for each of
the map entries, or escape the whole JSON map and store it as a String
property. Would an
Sorry for the delay in answer. Yes, {"firstkey":"Val",
"secondkey":"Val2"} happened to be valid json-s but I got "Maps are
not supported property values" error. I wonder how soon maps support
will be added?
2011/3/14 Peter Neubauer :
> Anton,
> just wanted to check if things did work out for you?
Anton,
just wanted to check if things did work out for you?
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Regarding the second fact:
{firstkey:"Val", secondkey:"Val2"} is no valid JSON, you always have to quote
strings.
i.e. {"firstkey":"Val", "secondkey":"Val2"}
Cheers
Michael
Am 12.03.2011 um 21:49 schrieb Anton Kulaga:
> Hello, I stumbled upon few bugs in neo4j webadmin.
>
> When I create a
Hello, I stumbled upon few bugs in neo4j webadmin.
When I create a relationship between any two nodes in neo4j webadmin I
get error that "node 'id of the first node' cannot be found" event if
both nodes DO EXIST. Creations of new nodes works fine although
webinterface for unknown reasons does not
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