Thank you Marc - I tried something like this: List<Edge> edgeList = traversal.V().has("myId", myId).inE().toList(); myId is an indexed field. This also runs out of memory if the

But you are subscribed to the list and you are getting other messages here? Am I not using JanusGraph.Net correctly? Can you please show how you are creating the client and the

Hi Joe, Can you take a look at this blog from Boxuan Li: https://li-boxuan.medium.com/janusgraph-deep-dive-part-3-speed-up-edge-queries-3b9eb5ba34f8 In general, it is better to use the TinkerPop API

Hello again – I’m responding to this thread. I saw the response to my original email via the web interface, but never received it by email, so cannot send this as a reply to that email. In my

Hi Bill, the error is telling you that Gremlin.Net cannot deserialize the GraphSON type “janusgraph:RelationIdentifier”. That’s because it’s a JanusGraph specific type and Gremlin.Net

Hi All – I’m getting error “Deserializer for "janusgraph:RelationIdentifier" not found” when executing the below traversal using JanusGraph.Net: await

Hi all - I'm getting the following exception: org.janusgraph.core.JanusGraphException: Could not execute operation due to backend exception         at

Thank you! I haven't gotten past that point now

Janusgraph 0.6.2 ships with TinkerPop 3.5.3: https://docs.janusgraph.org/changelog/#version-062-release-date-may-31-2022 It seems you introduced TinkerPop 3.6.1 which is not compatible with JanusGraph

I am using gradle. The jars for lucene and and berkekeyje weren't installed in my local maven repository. So, my dependencies are: jar files in my libs

Probably, janusgraph and tinkerpop versions got mixed up. If you use maven, can you show the janusgraph dependencies you used in the pom.xml (and tinkerpop if present in the pom.xml). Best wishes,

Hi, I hope this is an appropriate question. This is my first attempt to use janusgraph. I got extra dependencies from the 0.6.2 source, without lucene and berkeleyce were not found. I'm using jdk

Hi Yingjie, The JanusGraph and TinkerPop code only explicitly depend on slfj4j, so you can choose the logging implementation. you want You can simply remove the log4j-1.2.17.jar from the lib folder of

Hello All, I have run janusgraph all in one 0.6.1 (janusgraph-full-0.6.1) and have embeded cassandra and elastic search. It seems that the embeded log4j has security issues and the recomended fixes

Thanks Sammy. Regarding your last question, I believe it’s a design choice to let user know something wrong happened.

I tried to create a snippet but was unable to reproduce the error. I will have to consult with some people over the weekday. Apologies, creating the snippet may take a bit of time. In the meantime, do

Hi, Thanks for reporting and investigating! To help us understand more about the context, would you mind sharing an isolated code snippet that is runnable and can reproduce the error? I was trying to

Hello, I am using Java and JanusGraph 0.5.3, but I am having issues with a specific snippet of code. The code upserts a vertex and then adds a Cardinality.single property to the upserted vertex, even

OK, I repeated the experiment and got "0 1" again, so I expand on what I did. I use the janusgraph-0.6.2 full binary distribution and start cassandra and elasticsearch with: $ bin/janusgraph.sh

Hey Marc, I actually just tested your example where p and q are of type Integer with cql and elasticsearch: PropertiesConfiguration conf =