This is kind of broad question, but I was playing with the graph streams and was having trouble making the tools work for what I wanted to do. I'm wondering if the use case for the graph streams really supports standard graph queries you might use with Gemlin or the like? I ask because right now we have two implementations of our data storage to support these two ways of looking at it, the standard query and the semantic filtering.
The usecases I usually see for the graph streams always seem to be limited to one link traversal for finding things related to nodes gathered from a query. But even with that it wasn't clear the best way to do things with lists of docvalues. So for example if you wanted to represent a node that had many doc values I had to use cross products to make a node for each doc value. The traversal didn't allow for that kind of node linking inherently it seemed. So my question really is (and maybe this is not the place for this) what is the intent of these graph features and what is the goal for them in the future? I was really hoping at one point to only use solr for our product but it didn't seem feasible, at least not easily. Thanks for all your help Jonathan Jonathan Nightingale GXP Solutions Engineer (office) 315 838 2273 (cell) 315 271 0688
