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I'm using Spring and would like to use OrientDB with the graph model. I've looked at multiple projects that aim to help with that, but I had problem with all of them. As far as I can tell the most performant way of doing things right now is to use the graph api natively, while filling pojos manually. Is there really no better way?
spring-data-orientdb: very outdated. I even tried to fork the v3.0.0 branch. The differences are not subtle.
TinkerPop Frames: seems very old. Last updated at Sep 2014
Totorom: Doesn't even support tinkerpop3. Old either way, Dec 2014.
Object API (not really): The documentation clearly says combining the graph api with the document api will provide sub-optimal performance.
Ferma: This seems to be the best chance, sort of. Although right now I'm stuck on doing sort. I can't find anything on google nor their documentation, which is almost non-existing (they have javadoc, but with almost no comments/description).
Is there any other alternative? Or is there really no "easy"(or normal) way of using orientdb as a graph db with Spring?
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OrientDB Version: 3.0.18
Java Version: 1.8
OS: Windows/Linux
I'm using Spring and would like to use OrientDB with the graph model. I've looked at multiple projects that aim to help with that, but I had problem with all of them. As far as I can tell the most performant way of doing things right now is to use the graph api natively, while filling pojos manually. Is there really no better way?
Is there any other alternative? Or is there really no "easy"(or normal) way of using orientdb as a graph db with Spring?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: