java - How to use Neo4j BatchInserted nodes after they have been created and indexed? -


I am using the Batch Indsarts and the Luceneindexback Inser API to make my article (~ 10000 nodes for now). The thing is that the batch insentrator node (...) is a long

  Batch Insertor Insertor = New Batch Instifier IMPL (DB_PATH, Batch Insertor Impressor Load Properties ("NEO 4J.Prop" )); Long node = inserter.createNode (properties);  

Where the property is a map (string, object).

I really need to get a new node of the node.

  node node = inserter.createNode (attribute);  

In this way I can use the lowest path API and can pass in a start node and target node.

So, basically, is there no place that I can get a node from the index as a node and not long?

It may be that someone can tell why the batch insentor returns a node type type instead of type node? Hope it makes sense to anyone, thanks. The batch inserter is not intended for general use; only

If you look at it, you will see what you do when you use it for long while creating relationships:

  1. Insert data
  2. Shutdown Batchisoner
  3. Get Started Graphed B
  4. Continue to the Lowest Way and Go Like You

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