The Spring Data Neo4j 4.0.0.RC2 Release Is Here!

Luanne Misquitta, Senior Consultant, GraphAware

Luanne Misquitta

Principal Consultant, GraphAware

Discover What’s New with Spring Data Neo4j 4 in This New 4.0.0.RC2 Release
Discover What’s New with Spring Data Neo4j 4 in This New 4.0.0.RC2 Release Today, we would like to announce the release of opens in new tabSpring Data Neo4j 4.0.0.RC2. The opens in new tabNeo4j OGM framework on which it is based is also in its second version, 1.1.1 As we get closer to general availability, we’re happy to report that a lot of progress has been made on stabilizing version 4.0. 4.0.0.RC2 now integrates nicely with opens in new tabSpring Data REST and Spring’s opens in new tabConversionService. It also includes performance improvements around the opens in new tabCypher queries generated by SDN and fixes many issues relating to the persistence of relationship entities, and relationships of the same type between entities. In addition, self relations (a relation from a node to itself) are now supported. The ability to execute Cypher statements that both modify the graph and return results is made possible via the Neo4jTemplate.query() method(s). The Neo4jTemplate itself can now be @Autowired without explicitly exposing the Neo4jOperations @Bean.

It’s a Good Time to Get Started with Spring Data Neo4j

If you haven’t tried out Spring Data Neo4j 4 already, 4.0.0.RC2 is a good place to start. The opens in new tabreference documentation is comprehensive, and there are quite a few opens in new tabexample projects available as well. We strongly advise that you use 4.0.0.RC2 if you’ve been working with RC1 thus far.

Credits

Thanks to all our users that have reported issues via opens in new tabStack Overflow, the opens in new tabSpring Data Neo4j issue tracker or opens in new tabspring-data-neo4j@neotechnology.com – your reports and tests have contributed to the quality of this release. We would love to continue receiving feedback on 4.0.0.RC2. We want to make the final 4.0 release a really great one, and you can help us achieve that. Once again, we thank opens in new tabOliver Gierke’s Spring Data Team at opens in new tabPivotal for releasing this version. And finally, thanks to the team at GraphAware for their continuous effort developing and improving this product. Ready to dive into Neo4j for the first time but don’t know where to start? Click below to register for one of our online training classes, Getting Started with Neo4j or Neo4j in Production and learn to master the world’s leading graph database.