Hi Peter, I try not to do product ads on open source mailing lists so I'll just mention, in case others find this thread, that there are definitely going to be announcements in this area from at

And this was the answer that Eliz referred to above: Hi Eliz, Good to hear that you make progress. I do not see this post on the gremlin users list. Would you be so kind as to post it there?

Hi Eliz, For your first code snippet, you'll need to add in a periodic commit every X number of vertices instead of after you've loaded the whole file. That X will vary depending on your hardware,

Hi Marc, This is for your request for posting here:) Thank so much! I indeed followed "the powers of ten", and made it even simpler to load -- not to check if the vertex is already existent, I have

The folks at Expero do. http://experoinc.com LynnBender http://twitter.com/linearb http://www.linkedin.com/in/lynnbender/

Hi All, Are there companies that provide professional support for production deployments? Regards, Peter

Jason, thanks for that! I learned something new. And for those using the latest 0.2-SNAPSHOT, here's the solr 6.6 guide -

Thank you Jason, and we have many of duplicated vertex, How can I do with janusgraph more effectively? We query a vertex and judge the existence then decide what next to do, that's very low

Hi Mike, One thing you should watch out for is making sure that your transaction handling is clean. Check out the TinkerPop docs on Graph Transactions, especially the 3rd paragraph. It helps to do a

The Gephi integration with TinkerPop was done as a Gremlin Console plugin, so it's not cleanly separated out for use from a standalone Java program. Ultimately, it looks like it only uses a couple

I think all of the answers are already in the docs (see the Note box in the ES Configuration Overview and Index Creation Options). If there are specific ways you think the docs could be improved, it

The next release will have support for ES 5.x. The code is already integrated on the master branch. -- Jason

Check out the documentation for creating a unique composite index. Here's an example Gremlin Console session which creates a unique composite index on name. When you attempt to set a non-unique name,

Hi Chris, You likely initialized the default graph previously (Cassandra keyspace named "janusgraph"), and it was initialized with C* + ES. Set a configuration property for storage.cassandra.keyspace

Hi Elizabeth, OK, another resource I dug up by searching for CSV on the gremlin user list: http://www.datastax.com/dev/blog/powers-of-ten-part-i Translation to JanusGraph should be

It is supported syntax. It's part of the TinkerPop API. 0.1.0 and 0.1.1 both have the same version of TinkerPop Gremlin. -

You're seeing the toString() of VertexProperty which truncates. Try remitterV.property("NAME").value() Robert Dale

Hi All, Im creating a graph using JanusGraph.Creating a Vertex andadded a property to it.I have assigned value to the property.The value ishaving more than 20 characters. After the graph commit, when

Thanks a lot, Misha. -- Cheers YASHPAL SINGH Ph. No. +91-9704811794 yadhuva...@... yashpal....@...

When initializing the JanusGraph, is there a way to disable indexing backend? The below code always assumes using elasticsearch. Configuration c = new BaseConfiguration();