As far as i have searched, keylines were installed in titan only with rexster. Can we install keylines graph visualization with Titan-1.0.0-hadoop1? There were do documents available for it as well.
It is listed on the KeyLines website. http://cambridge-intelligence.com/keylines/titan/
Quick start guide is available for Titan 1.0 but you have to register with them first.
See also this TinkerPop 3 specific blog linked from the previous link http://cambridge-intelligence.com/visualizing-graphs-tinkerpop3-migration-guide/
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When offline I'd like to have the UI5 documentation saved locally.
It appears the docs contained in the runtime simply reference the official website and the only other form of downloadable documentation I could find is a PDF from SAP which is indeed well structured and cross-referenced.
Still, I wonder: is there a packaged version of the UI5 documentation ?
Using the Node modules for OpenUI5, I expected to find a separate package for the documentation: there is none. Serving the unzipped SDK with any local webserver works just fine.
Since java.net has been shut down where can I find an online documentation for Jersey 2.0? Github repo contains docbook only. Docs.oracle.com is a nightmare and does not contains the info I need.
Jersey 2.23 User Guide is available on the github site: https://jersey.github.io/documentation/latest/index.html
For past two days I have been trying to access the scipy official site.
https://www.scipy.org/
I have not been able to access it. I have checked it on multiple service
providers as well as through boxes setup in US. I would trust this site to be
official site and refer to documentation on it.
How does one intimate them ?
Also, meanwhile is there any mirror available for the documentation ?
Best Regards,
Vinayak
There is no official mirror.
You can check the availability of the website via third party tools, such as http://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/docs.scipy.org
The team behind SciPy is generally aware of the unavailability and do their best to put it back up.
The best "next" option is to build the docs yourself locally or rely on the scipy-doc package from your package manager. Under Debian, one can do apt-get install python-scipy-doc and look under /usr/share/doc/python-scipy-doc/html.
The closest that I can reach till now:
http://web.archive.org/web/20161216070200/https://docs.scipy.org/doc/scipy/reference/
It looks it's best to use pydoc.
The most convenient form is to launch it in the browser using localhost http server. This can be done through pydoc -b and one can browse through
most of the relevant documentation for the specific package.
Is the Bluemix graph database service running a regular version of Titan under the hood? won't it be phased out given the TitanDB acquisition, and how can it claim tinkerpop version 3 at a time when the open-sourced version of Titan is still at tinkerpop version 2?
Titan has continued development after the DataStax acquisition of Aurelius. Titan's lead developer Matthias Broecheler posted on the Titan mailing list in February 2015 after the acquisition announcement that Titan would continue on and have an open source release based on TinkerPop3. https://groups.google.com/d/msg/aureliusgraphs/WTNYYpUyrvw/pZh02Q2LlpsJ
Matthias Broecheler will be presenting at the DataStax Cassandra Summit on the Titan 1.0 release. http://cassandrasummit-datastax.com/agenda/titan-1-0-scalable-real-time-and-analytic-graph-queries/
DataStax has a strong reputation for supporting open source technology, as evidenced by their continued support of the Apache Cassandra project.
Your question is not really about a coding issue. The linked document about the Bluemix graph database service explicitly states that it is based on Apache TinkerPop. The Titan Database is also based on Apache TinkerPop according to the Apache TinkerPop website.
We are using flapdoodle embed mongo for writing integration tests to mock the MongoDB database.
Below is the link for the same.
Visit https://github.com/flapdoodle-oss
This is an open source software, but can anyone tell me where I can find license/EULA for this software?
The license is printed at the top of all source files, e.g:
https://github.com/flapdoodle-oss/de.flapdoodle.embed.mongo/blob/b44edf7d4ab02edc4fba22eb75f8f93cb18b4f08/src/main/java/de/flapdoodle/embed/mongo/AbstractMongoProcess.java
It's Apache 2.0.