So it looks like the docker-compose-cql-es.yml works without a problem.

Hi, Can you also try with the tested docker-compose-cql-es.yml from: https://github.com/JanusGraph/janusgraph-docker#example-cassandra-es-with-docker-compose It has subtle differences with the yml

Hi, - yes I can estabilish ws connection to my server with a general ws test client. - the g in javascript prints this value: GraphTraversalSource { graph: Graph {}, traversalStrategies:

Hi Nicolas, Looks interesting. Your configs look fine and I couldn’t reproduce your problem. Could you provide some sample code to reproduce it? Best regards, Boxuan

Hi Timon, If I am understanding correctly, your code logic is like this: start_transaction(); read_vertex(type_v); read_vertex(version_v); // type_v ——hasVersion—> version_v if

Oops, that was a bit too quick, you did mention ConsistencyModifier.LOCK. The linked section reads: " When updating an element that is guarded by a uniqueness constraint,JanusGraph uses the following

Hi Timon You did not state whether you studied https://docs.janusgraph.org/advanced-topics/eventual-consistency/#data-consistency and whether that would fullfil your needs. Best wishes, Marc Op

OK, I see that you run gremlin-npm locally on your server. Are you sure that localhost is exposed in the gremlin server? What happens if you connect from your local machine towards the ip address of

Hi I am lost in the stream of messages. I gather that: you can establish a ws connection to your server with a general ws test client you can run a "const g = traversal().withRemote(remote);" in

Hi all, I have a question about locking data through Janusgraph. Here’s the problem: * We have a vertex with the label “type” with several properties * Types have one edge “hasVersion” to

Can you help me? It's really frustrating and I cannot find a solution. I can even give you ssh access so you can try to find a solution. Anything. I'm desperate.

It wasn't as stated in later posts..

Hi Jan can you elaborate on the method ? as far I've seen the new check is checking the name of the repo, and would expect is to start with string `cassandra` otherwise it would fail and not run. in

Thnaks for posting back that the issue was solved! Op woensdag 6 januari 2021 om 12:02:38 UTC+1 schreef ya...@...:

Hi All the magic you mention happens in the python rdflib and rdf2gremlin packages, which I am not familiar with. I would inspect the API for the rdf_graph instance and see how to retrieve the

GraphSON is a serialization format from TinkerPop to serialize graph objects. It doesn't serialize properties as simple key-value pairs. To try out how vertex properties with meta properties are

I use this code on my server: import { process, driver } from "gremlin"; const url = 'ws://localhost:8182/gremlin'; const traversal = process.AnonymousTraversalSource.traversal; const

The websocket is open. I forgot to put "/gremlin" at the end.

Ok now it stopped working and I haven't done anything since it started working.. wtf..

So it had to be something with a firewall blocking some of the ports.. I've disabled the firewall and it works. Thank you :)