Which is the best way to Connect neo4j with java

[Sukaant Chaudhary]

Hi,
Please suggest the best way to connect neo4j with java for neo4j 2.3.6 and 3.0.4

I'm referring the following link but I want to know the best way among them may be in terms of speed, security etc.

https://neo4j.com/developer/java/

Any help will be appreciated.

-Sukaant Chaudhary

[Michael Hunger]

What is your use-case, concurrency, application architecture, do you mostly do crud or complex queries?

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[Sukaant Chaudhary]

Hi Michael,

We are designing the new project as a poc now, in which, there will be lots of frequent updates, the query needs to be formed at the runtime, as of now the queries are not that much complex but in future it may be.

We need to consider many combinations while fetching the result.

Please suggest the best available option for this scenario.

Apart from that, is there any way to form the query at runtime in neo4j (i.e. can we replace or add or remove nodes and relations at the runtime)?

-Sukaant Chaudhary

On Wed, Aug 17, 2016 at 12:36 AM, 'Michael Hunger' via Neo4j <ne...@googlegroups.com> wrote:

What is your use-case, concurrency, application architecture, do you mostly do crud or complex queries?

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Am 17.08.2016 um 06:03 schrieb Sukaant Chaudhary <sukaant....@gmail.com>:

Hi,
Please suggest the best way to connect neo4j with java for neo4j 2.3.6 and 3.0.4

I'm referring the following link but I want to know the best way among them may be in terms of speed, security etc.

https://neo4j.com/developer/java/

Any help will be appreciated.

-Sukaant Chaudhary
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[Michael Hunger]

Not really sure what you mean. You can compose queries at runtime in your client and execute them in Neo4j.

For high performance updates you can consider batching updates, or running many small updates concurrently (which will be written optimally by the db). 

I think for your requirements I'd go with the neo4j-bolt-driver and use Cypher for the interaction with Neo4j.

Michael

[Sukaant Chaudhary]

I got your point, I mean the same what you have explained, that I need to compose the query in java as we are using java.

What about the performance of Spring data neo4j as compared to Cypher JDBC?

My past experience with Cypher JDBC was good but I'm just eager to know the difference performance wise as we are using Spring application.

-Sukaant Chaudhary

[Michael Hunger]

You can use SDN if you are aware that:

- use the object mapping functionality only for CRUD operations, not to pull the whole database into objects and post-filter

- employ cypher queries with custom projections to DTOs for use-case specific queries that let the database do its work

- SDN 4.x can use bolt as a driver which works really well

Michael

[Sukaant Chaudhary]

Thank You Michael!

-Sukaant Chaudhary