Actually, I still prefer what I suggested -- that the code example of Graph of the Gods be used to illustrate the complete example beginning to end. I already reviewed the page you referred to and

Is there any document about how the data is serialized in Cassandra? We'd like to convert those raw data back to original form.

Please note "Graph indexes built against newly defined property keys, i.e. property keys that are defined in the same management transaction as the index, are immediately available. Graph indexes

There are no ready to run tools for this. You will have to write a small script to parse the csv file, create vertexes and edges. You can search for 'titan bulk load csv' for some loading strategies.

You can do that. I create each index in separate transactions. I push the `awaitGraphIndexStatus` to a thread pool so subsequent indexes can be created. Then after all that, I loop through and ENABLE

Something like this? http://tinkerpop.apache.org/docs/current/reference/#vertex-steps Robert Dale

Hi Elis, Did you figure this out? I am in the same predicament. I have a simple graph of movies and persons who have acted or directed (edge) in those movies. I have downloaded a sample of the IMDB

Hi folks, So I created an index like so: gremlin> graph.tx().rollback() ==>null gremlin> mgmt = graph.openManagement() ==>org.janusgraph.graphdb.database.management.ManagementSystem@6843fdc4 gremlin>

I do have a follow-up question. Do the vertex ids have to be unique across all vertices? I am assuming they do. So, it is not like I can have vertex ids unique for within a label 'person' but not

Thanks a lot Robert! We should documents it somewhere as clearly as you articulated it! Rohit

I think the root of my problems is that I am trying to create two indexes on the same property key, but with different label constraints on the vertices. This seemed like a very natural and useful

There's a wealth of information in the Apache TinkerPop reference documentation. I would consider it prerequisite reading material because JanusGraph does not duplicate all of its information. As

Robert, Yes, I looked at those but those did not help clarify it as well as looking at the code that creates the Graph of the Gods schema did. I think it will be very useful to add the code from the

Thanks so much Jason for the very detailed reply, and also for opening an issue for it. There are still a few things which need clarification - The Tinkerpop documentation of Connecting via withRemote

FIXED: Once the database has been opened, these configuration options cannot be changed for the entire life of the database You will need to start a clean database backend then janusgraph with the

The next chapter, Gremlin Query Language - http://docs.janusgraph.org/latest/gremlin.html - is probably what you are looking for. Then there's the reference documentation for Gremlin at

Actually, after a bit more of searching, I was able to find the answer to my question. Not in documentation form. But will do. It is the creation of the schema for the Graphs of the Gods example --

Hi folks, I am new to JanusGraph. When I look at the tutorials it is all about the query language - how to query and traverse the graph. I can find very little on how to create vertices, edges,

For the configuration setting graph.set-vertex-id, the documentation says: Whether user provided vertex ids should be enabled and JanusGraph’s automatic id allocation be disabled. Useful when

Yup. this is the famous Guava (or infamous?) compatibility issue. JanusGraph server is a good solution. Or you will need to find a way to shade your version of Guava. Unfortunately, JanusGraph does