neo4j using
mame diagne
Je viens de découvrir neo4j. Je voudrais créer une base de donnnées de
type graphe, en java et utiliser neo4j pour cela. J'ai parcouru votre
documentation, mais je constate que je ne sais pas par quoi commencer.
J'ai essayé des faire les éxemple de codes, mais il se trouve que je
sais pas comment faire ppour visualiser les graphes que je suis en
train de créer. Comment dois-je procéder étape par étape?
cordialement
Axel Morgner
serait-il possible pour toi de poser ton questions en anglais, comme
sp�cifique et pr�cis que possible? �a serait surement plus facile pour
la communaut� neo4j de r�pondre ...
Merci!
> Hello,
> Je viens de d�couvrir neo4j. Je voudrais cr�er une base de donnn�es de
> type graphe, en java et utiliser neo4j pour cela. J'ai parcouru votre
> documentation, mais je constate que je ne sais pas par quoi commencer.
> J'ai essay� des faire les �xemple de codes, mais il se trouve que je
> sais pas comment faire ppour visualiser les graphes que je suis en
> train de cr�er. Comment dois-je proc�der �tape par �tape?
> cordialement
Jim Webber
Il y a des examples ici: https://github.com/jimwebber/neo4j-tutorial
Si vous avez besoin d'aide, emailez la liste en anglais (comme Axel a dit), ou emailez moi et je vais essayer vous aider en mon mauvais français.
Jim
On 17 Apr 2012, at 18:12, Axel Morgner wrote:
> Salut,
>
> serait-il possible pour toi de poser ton questions en anglais, comme spécifique et précis que possible? Ça serait surement plus facile pour la communauté neo4j de répondre ...
>
> Merci!
>
>> Hello,
>> Je viens de découvrir neo4j. Je voudrais créer une base de donnnées de
>> type graphe, en java et utiliser neo4j pour cela. J'ai parcouru votre
>> documentation, mais je constate que je ne sais pas par quoi commencer.
>> J'ai essayé des faire les éxemple de codes, mais il se trouve que je
>> sais pas comment faire ppour visualiser les graphes que je suis en
mame diagne
Axel Morgner
In fact I would like to make an application which is going to model an information system with the various links between the nodes .
You said you're using Java, so http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/milestone/tutorials-java-embedded-setup.html might be a good starting point.
First of all, I have to set up a database of type graph, for a global view in the interface of application. And theyasked me to use NEO4J.
I read tutorials, there is a lot of information and I do not know how to structure them, could you help me step by step for this conception ?
Hope that makes sense to you.
Axel
mame diagne
create them exactly? Because I tried to execute some of your examples
and it generate me every time of files .db, so now, how to
visualize ,its various files? And these generated files, means that
the database is created.? I launched the server like that was
indicated in tutoriels, but how to make the link between the codes of
creation of database and the server of database? And to finish, have
you an example which makes the creation, the connection and the
requests on a database?
> Ok, let's try to sort it out:
>
> > In fact I would like to make an application which is going to model an
> > information system with the various links between the nodes .
>
> With Neo4j, the modeling is quite easy: Create some nodes, add
> properties (f.e. give them a type property) and relationships between them.
>
> > view in the interface of application. And theyasked me to use NEO4J.
>
> Using Java, you can easily embed the database in your Java project.> I read tutorials, there is a lot of information and I do not know how
> > to structure them, could you help me step by step for this conception ?
>
> There's no standard way how to model a problem using a graph database.
> One typical approach though is to apply a type attribute (roughly
> equivalent to table names in SQL), add different sets of node properties
> (think of table columns) per type. Finally, add relationships between
> them (similar to join operations in SQL). Note that the "join" operation
> happens at insert time in a graph database.
>
> Hope that makes sense to you.
>
> Axel
>
>
>
> > The company had never used anything of it, soI begin without nothing.
>
> > Le 17 avril 2012 18:23, Jim Webber <j...@neotechnology.com
> > Salut,
>
> > Il y a des examples ici:https://github.com/jimwebber/neo4j-tutorial
>
> > Si vous avez besoin d'aide, emailez la liste en anglais (comme
> > Axel a dit), ou emailez moi et je vais essayer vous aider en mon
> > Jim
>
> > On 17 Apr 2012, at 18:12, Axel Morgner wrote:
>
> > > Salut,
>
> > > serait-il possible pour toi de poser ton questions en anglais,
> > facile pour la communaut� neo4j de r�pondre ...
>
> > > Merci!
>
> > >> Hello,
> > >> Je viens de d�couvrir neo4j. Je voudrais cr�er une base de
> > donnn�es de
> > votre
> > >> documentation, mais je constate que je ne sais pas par quoi
> > commencer.
> > >> sais pas comment faire ppour visualiser les graphes que je suis en
> > >> cordialement- Masquer le texte des messages précédents -
>
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Michael Hunger
(user) { "name": "Axel" }
(document) { "title" : "neo4j community email" }
(user)-[:CREATED]->(document) { "at" : "April 20 2012" }
On getting started:
As Jim said you can use the java-API to create that database by calling createNode(), node.createRelationshipTo() and node/rel.setProperty()
If you just want to model your domain, use a whiteboard.
If you want to visualize your db you can either use the neo4j-console for trying it out:
e.g.
http://console.neo4j.org/usage.html
enter the notation above into the first text area then you can get your temporary graph going (you can enter the same notation on the command line or cypher-statements to query the graph).
(that is just an in-memory representation, so if you want to keep your model hit the share button on the top right corner and copy out the db-description)
then you end up with a link to share like: http://tinyurl.com/7dtkarg
Or you download neo4j-server, start it and go to http://localhost:7474 to see your db, you can add data there on the data browser tab
Cheers
Michael
mame diagne
Would it be possible to test directly your example without having to
install Cygwin?
mame diagne
belongs to me to make the graphs? To create the relations manually?
On 20 avr, 10:57, Michael Hunger <michael.hun...@neotechnology.com>
wrote:
>
> (user) { "name": "Axel" }
> (document) { "title" : "neo4j community email" }
> (user)-[:CREATED]->(document) { "at" : "April 20 2012" }
>
> On getting started:
>
> As Jim said you can use the java-API to create that database by calling createNode(), node.createRelationshipTo() and node/rel.setProperty()
>
> If you just want to model your domain, use a whiteboard.
>
> If you want to visualize your db you can either use the neo4j-console for trying it out:
> enter the notation above into the first text area then you can get your temporary graph going (you can enter the same notation on the command line or cypher-statements to query the graph).
> (that is just an in-memory representation, so if you want to keep your model hit the share button on the top right corner and copy out the db-description)
>
> then you end up with a link to share like:http://tinyurl.com/7dtkarg
>
Peter Neubauer
you can use the Neo4j server http://neo4j.org/download/ or Neoclipse,
to graphically modify the database. Otherwise, you could play around
online with http://console.neo4j.org/, even part of the docs, see e.g.
http://docs.neo4j.org/chunked/snapshot/query-match.html#match-directed-relationships-and-identifier
Cheers,
/peter neubauer
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