Grails Neo4j plugin 0.2.1 released
Today I released a minor update of the Grails Neo4j plugin. The changes are:
- performance improvement by no longer calling map constructor in createInstanceForNode
- fixed transaction handling by replacing interceptor with a “real” servlet filter
- support for primitve arrays as properties in domain classes
- bugfix: handling of bidirectional many-to-many relationships
- bugfix: setProperties does no longer null out properties that have not been set
- support for encodeAsXXXX methods from CodecsGrailsPlugin. In previous versions encoding did not work, since the ‘node’
property of the domain classes could not be encoded (it’s a neo4j internal class!). Workaround: add getNode()==null method
in AST transformation.
Everyone using the 0.2 release is recommended to upgrade.
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Hi Stefan,
I think I have a problem with the plugin: is there a trac-like site where you manage issues/bugs ?
Thank you very much!
Giuseppe
Hi Guiseppe, yes there is one. Like almost every Grails plugin I’m using http://jira.codehaus.org. When you file a bug, please make sure project ‘GRAILSPLUGINS’ and component ‘Grails-Neo4j’ are selected.
Regards,
Stefan
I’m looking for the source code for the plugin. Is this SVN repository updated, or have you moved your code somewhere else?
https://svn.codehaus.org/grails-plugins/grails-neo4j/
With the arrival of the GORM TCK I decided to switch and provide the Neo4j plugin as a ‘real’ GORM compliant implementation, see https://github.com/SpringSource/grails-data-mapping/.
Thanks! I have (now) been looking through that repository. I see the source code there, but I am in doubt about how I install the new plugin (“0.9-SNAPSHOT”) into my project. Is the plugin installable via “grails install-plugin”? Or do I have to build it myself? When I just run ” grails install-plugin neo4j” I get “Plugin neo4j-0.3.1-SNAPSHOT installed”.
Best Jon
Are there any updates we can expect. May I can contribute into the project. Is it on github?
The new (and still not officially published) neo4j plugin is now a first class GORM citizen, it’s source is located at https://github.com/SpringSource/grails-data-mapping. I’m gonna talk about that next week at grailsxchange in London, shortly after the talk I plan to do a detailed blog post about this.