peterneubauer
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12 years ago I would suggest looking at GEOFF to import the graph, maybe even as an export format? There is a JSON and plain test format, see the neo4j-Geoff component tests at http://github.com/neo4j in the Geoff component. This format even handles index lookups, so it is more powerful than GraphML.
WDYT?
On Tuesday, January 10, 2012, Radhakrishna Kalyan < reply@reply.github.com> wrote:
From the cypher editor one can export the results to json or xml. It would be good if the reverse is also possible. I mean to convert the exported json or xml files back to a graph db.
Need to find how to select all nodes using cypher. (Select * from Table) (SQL Equivalent). If the json or xml contains all nodes then create the entire graph. If json or xml is incomplete then create graph with the available data and node information (Need to see if it provide a proper results).
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nrkkalyan
From the cypher editor one can export the results to json or xml. It would be good if the reverse is also possible. I mean to convert the exported json or xml files back to a graph db.
Need to find how to select all nodes using cypher. (Select * from Table) (SQL Equivalent). If the json or xml contains all nodes then create the entire graph. If json or xml is incomplete then create graph with the available data and node information (Need to see if it provide a proper results).