Hi guys, Is there a default limitation of vertex property? Does it depend on the property type if so? Currently it's failed when try to insert a 60k text to a property with type String. Also,

I am getting the same error When I am using python client. gremlin_client = client.Client('ws://localhost:8182/gremlin',

Please don't post the same question in two different groups. gremlin-users is actually the better place here as the question is not specific to JanusGraph:

How can I create Domain Specific functions in javascript? Like this: g.V().user(789).knows(15) Thank you.

This is expected, and I'm pretty sure I mentioned it somewhere before. There's really nothing you can do about it, it's up to the provider to optimize that. Cheers, Daniel

1. Yes there is the property entry with the 0.05s value. 2. Although there is 0.05s in the configuration file, it should not overwrite the newly committed value since tx.max-commit-time is a

Hi Florian, Yes. When i am doing ConfiguredGraphFactory.graphnames , than i can see this graph name . Is no data in graph can also be the reason?

The NullPointerException is thrown because the graph you're trying to drop is null. Do you actually have a graph configured with the name graph_23_may_1? Am Montag, 27. Mai 2019 13:01:32 UTC+2 schrieb

Hi Daniel, Sorry for bothering you again, but I found a problem with the last query we talked about, and I am wondering if you maybe know any solution to it. I found that in this query the indices are

Hi Florian, Please find below gremlin-server.log : 3373334 [gremlin-server-session-1] WARN org.apache.tinkerpop.gremlin.server.op.AbstractEvalOpProcessor - Exception processing a script on request

Hi Team, We are trying to load xml data to a graph using ConfiguredGraphFactory. We have created an empty graph and trying to load the data but only one row is inserting into the graph and failed due

Hello, I found that JanusGraph do not use the index when I perform a where step. For example: gremlin> t.V().hasLabel("text").has("url","http://www.an-url.com/tweet2") ==>v[4112] but, the same query

Does your config file contain the property with the 0.05s value? I would actually expect the config file to overwrite the value in this case. How should JanusGraph know that it should ignore certain

Hi Florian, Thanks. I am aware about other means of connecting to the remote cluster and submitting the gremlin commands via Java client. However we have a requirement where a custom code written in

Ok. I found the problem. As I was guessing... the indices were not being used from the java code. The point is the reason. I have not very clear what is the original reason, but the problem origin is

Thank you for your reply.No, I didn't start another instance among the operations. This is how I observed the config changed back: After I called mgmt.commit(), I start another janusgraph instance to

Please also show you connected in the console to the remote JanusGraph Server and share the relevant part of the logs from the server. They should contain an error message if you're getting a

How did you see that the config changed back? Did you start another JanusGraph instance in between, maybe with a config file that contained the old value for this config entry? Am Freitag, 24. Mai

That is expected because the ConfiguredGraphFactory is only configured on the remote server so you shouldn't use it locally. The code in your local client application should instead look like this:

I have about 400 threads writing data to the janusgraph(hbase+es), because of the timeout exception of httpclient library used in the RestElasticsearchClient, I enable the WAL of janusgraph to