neo4j gorm implementation

[stefan]

Hi,

since I've hacked together the existing neo4j plugin for Grails, my
plan is to get started with real Neo4j GORM implementation under the
inconsequential umbrella.
Until now I have not looked deeply into the Neo4j-Roo stuff presented
on SpringOne so there are some questions:
1) What is the relation between the inconsequential repository and the
stuff being found at http://git.springsource.org/spring-data ?
2) is the code from http://git.springsource.org/spring-data/datastore-graph/trees/master/spring-datastore-neo4j
meant to act as spring-datastore-neo4j library in inconsequential?
3) What is currently the most advanced nosql-gorm implementation to be
used as a reference to look at.
4) What is the recommended development approach for inconsequential:
fork&pull request or do I get granted direct write permission to
inconsequential?

Regards,
Stefan

[Graeme Rocher]

Hi Stefan,

On 29 Nov 2010, at 20:11, stefan wrote:

> Hi,
>
> since I've hacked together the existing neo4j plugin for Grails, my
> plan is to get started with real Neo4j GORM implementation under the
> inconsequential umbrella.
> Until now I have not looked deeply into the Neo4j-Roo stuff presented
> on SpringOne so there are some questions:
> 1) What is the relation between the inconsequential repository and the
> stuff being found at http://git.springsource.org/spring-data ?

The spring-data project provides lower level template APIs that the higher level inconsequential codebase uses

> 2) is the code from http://git.springsource.org/spring-data/datastore-graph/trees/master/spring-datastore-neo4j
> meant to act as spring-datastore-neo4j library in inconsequential?

That would be the idea, the spring-data project is meant to provide supporting libraries. I'm not sure what state the current neo4j work is. If you email me directly I can get you in touch with the folks who are working on this.

> 3) What is currently the most advanced nosql-gorm implementation to be
> used as a reference to look at.

MongoDB and Redis are currently passing all the TCK tests

> 4) What is the recommended development approach for inconsequential:
> fork&pull request or do I get granted direct write permission to
> inconsequential?

If you go here and signup to our external development agreement https://support.springsource.com/spring_committer_signup I can get your commit access to the main project, we would really appreciate the contribution.

Regards,
Graeme

>
> Regards,
> Stefan