How does one create an index on a vertex label from Java? I want to speed up queries that retrieve or count the vertices with a particular label, e.g. g.V().hasLabel("foo").count().next(). In

It did use parameters. They basically forked Jonathan Ellithorpe's work: https://github.com/PlatformLab/ldbc-snb-impls converted all the embedded Gremlin to strings.

This blew up a while ago on the Twitter last month https://twitter.com/adriancolyer/status/883226836561518594 The testing set up was less than ideal for Titan. Cassandra isn't really meant for a

That is an outdated version of TinkerPop and GraphSON as stated on that page. Use this current reference http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#graphson-reader-writer Robert Dale

That dependency isn't found in Maven central, jbcrypt-0.4 is found in the jitpack.io repository. You'll need to add a remote repository for it. If you're using the Gremlin Console, you can use the

That's what I'm using.

Have you seen this Go client? https://github.com/qasaur/gremgo

That makes sense to me. Is there a suggested way to format data in the `data` section. I realise you can write a script to output anything you wish, but if I'm, say, wanting to do CRUD style work on a

What you're receiving looks a lot like the `data` section of the response JSON. Not knowing what client you're using, I can't say that's normal behaviour, but I've seen http clients behave similarly.

Hi, I am trying to use JanusGraph 0.1.1 in a Scala project, and the SBT dependency on - "org.janusgraph" % "janusgraph-core" % "0.1.1" fails to download with these errors - Error:Error while importing

Any suggestion?

I used 2 methods to import it all are failed. gremlin> graph.io(graphson()).readGraph("import/test.json") graph.io(IoCore.graphson()).readGraph("import/test.json"); But for the example graphson I can

Hi ... and others, I have been offline for a few weeks enjoying a holiday and will start looking into your questions and make the suggested corrections. Thanks for following the recipes and helping

Do you have a reference for that setting the response format? The driver documentation doesn't mention it, only that you can specify the format of the request. There is an example response in JSON,

The server serializes the response in whichever format has been requested by the client. I'd imagine what you're seeing would be the unmarshalled version of the returned JSON that your go websockets

I want to develop a driver in Go that connects to Gremlin Server using a websocket, runs a parameterized Groovy script and parses the response. At this stage all I need to do is perform basic queries

Hey guys, I know there have been a bunch of questions lately about indexes getting stuck in the `installed` state, and I recently discovered some more interesting potential causes for the problem;

The edges and properties are serialized, encoded and optionally compressed in the backend table. Raw scan on the backend table will not easily show what they are. The things you may be able to see

Thanks, Under Janusgraph keyspace in cassandra i see some tables with information stored as blob. Is there a way to find the row (containing data from janusgraph) in any table ?

1、configuration " conf/hadoop-graph/read-cassandra.properties " file ，as