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- Retrieves a single instance from the database
- Execute the given query with the given parameters
- Debug if debug is enabled
- Returns the properties of the given table
- Retrieves the tables
- Get column index
- Adds a column
- Adds a new row data
- Executes the given query with the given parameters
- Create the parameters node
- Extracts the error message from client resource
- Convert a JsonNode to an Object
- Overrides the superclass method
- Retrieves the columns of a table
- Extract column names
- Execute the SQL query
- Retrieves a description of the columns
- Execute the query
- Invokes the method
- Moves to the next row
- Parse the columns
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QUESTION
I am trying to connect to Neo4j with Talend and I get the error "No suitable driver found for jdbc:neo4j:bolt://localhost:7687" in the subject line. I also get it when I try to connect with a console java application I wrote. Code below.
I am using a jar file I got from https://jar-download.com/artifact-search/neo4j-jdbc Is this the most relighable place to get the jar file from or is there a better jar file out there.
The java code on the console application compiles without error so the jar file is not corrupt.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-22 at 14:08According to the official documentation,
For the all-in-one module supporting both Bolt and HTTP, you can simply use:
QUESTION
As the title suggests, I met the StackOverFlow problem when I connect to Neo4j in Springboot with Mybatis. The CQL runs well in Neo4j desktop, but the api returns a 500 result with the same CQL in mapper.
The error message goes like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-31 at 15:28As far as I know, there is no MyBatis integration in:
- neither Spring Data Neo4j 5 (added via
spring-boot-starter-data-neo4j
in your POM, included up until Spring Boot 2.3) - nor Neo4j OGM (which is the library Spring Data Neo4j 5 is built upon).
If you want to get started, you should probably get started with Spring Data Neo4j 6 (aka SDN 6), i.e. the latest version of Spring Data Neo4j at the time of writing. If you upgrade Spring Boot to the latest version (2.4 at the time of writing), you will automatically get it.
You should probably start with the reference documentation of SDN 6. You also can find an example here.
As you will learn, you can get rid of MyBatis, SDN 6 (and 5 via Neo4j OGM) takes care of the mapping already.
QUESTION
The following lines of code
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Answered 2020-Jun-30 at 12:33This sounds like a bug to me, the Neo4J drivers seems to unconditionally replace question marks with the Neo4J parameter placeholder (in this case inside a string literal), instead of only replacing where a parameter can occur syntactically. You should report this to Neo4J.
The workaround would seem to me to use a parameter here, and set your regular expression as the value of that parameter.
That is, use
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You can use neo4j-jdbc like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the neo4j-jdbc component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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