Hi Gene, Never tried to do it before seeing your post, but this seems workable: gremlin> import static org.janusgraph.graphdb.configuration.GraphDatabaseConfiguration.* ==>groovy.grape.Grape,

Thanks Rafael, I did see your post and I gave those settings a shot but that alone didn't seem to resolve the problem. Following the steps in my last post seems to be a repeatable solution to getting

It seems like 0.2.0 is on the horizon for June/early July. If the next TinkerPop release slips, we may consider a 0.1.2 release to fix the JG 0.1.0 compatibility issue and include the following

I've helped another user that asked me me in private exactly the same issue as yourself and my solution worked for him... you may wanna try it as well: Let me know if it works so I can push a

Hello, Have an index in a property "latitude", when using with the between clause, the index is not being utilized g.V().has("latitude", 33.333") works well, however g.V().has(“latitude”,

After some further investigation, I realized I did apparently have one transaction that was holding things up. Using graph.tx().rollback() had no effect so I used this method I found after some

Thanks for feedback, very helpful.

If it's an index query, it should use the index backend. If it's mid-traversal, it will likely use a geo predicate which uses spatial4j [1]. ES, solr use lucene. Lucene also uses spatial4j. So I

Awesome! Could you also share the links here when ready? Tunay Gür <tuna...@...>于2017年6月7日周三 上午6:47写道： -- Liu-Cheng Xu

Ok, thanks. That is good to know.

If you want to use both, you have to use TEXTSTRING mapping.

Great. I was using STRING and TEXT indices and janus was only finding the TEXT one. I stopped using the TEXT index and it started to behave as expected. I had assumed that janus would use the right

(1) Was looking at the GEOfacilities, does someone know what algorithm or approach is used by theimplementation for GEO location calculations?

Are you using DEFAULT mapping or no Mapping ? If so, DEFAULT mapping or no mapping use TEXT mapping which are bind to Text ES datatype

We are (uber) using JG in production at the moment. We're recently started to contribute some of our code back and it's in plan to publish our learnings, benchmarks etc as series of blog posts.

Is there a way to list the current graph properties from the gremlin console? Looking for the properties set in the *.properties file that have been sourced on start-up. -gene

Elasticsearch 5.1.1

which indexing backend do you use ?

I've been struggling with my indexes getting stuck in the INSTALLED status with no apparent way to get them out of that status. After much frustration, I started with a completely fresh install of

I know meta-properties only support single value. My question was, should it return an error when you have a property that is defined as cardinality SET or LIST and you're trying to use it in a