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Badmiral
Badmiral

Reputation: 1589

neo4j rest api send multiple query and parameters

Currently have built out in HttpBuilder:

def static query(statement, params,success, error, String _URL)
{
    def http = new HTTPBuilder( _URL )
    http.request( Method.POST, ContentType.JSON ) {
        uri.path = '/db/data/cypher'
        headers.'X-Stream' = 'true'
        requestContentType = ContentType.JSON
        body =  [ query : statement , params : params ?: [:] ]

        // uri.query = [ param : 'value' ]

        response.success = { resp, json ->
            if (success) success(json)
            else {
                println "Status ${resp.statusLine} Columns ${json.columns}\nData: ${json.data}"
            }
        }

        response.failure = { resp, message ->
            def result=[status:resp.statusLine.statusCode,statusText:resp.statusLine.reasonPhrase]
            result.headers = resp.headers.collect { h -> [ (h.name) : h.value ] }
            result.message = message
            if (error) {
                error(result)
            } else {
                println "Status: ${result.status} : ${result.statusText} "
                println 'Headers: ${result.headers}'
                println 'Message: ${result.message}'
            }
        }
    }
}

Which can take in one query statement and one parameters map and spit out a response from the server. However I would like to input an array of queries and parameters (Such as a json array of each). I have tried looping through a json object in the body but to no avail. Any thoughts? Thanks!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 1022

Answers (1)

Stefan Armbruster
Stefan Armbruster

Reputation: 39925

Neo4j 2.0 introduced a new "transactional HTTP endpoint". One of its capabilities is to pass in multiple cypher statements and multiple parameter sets. It's very well documented, so I suggest giving it a try.

Alternatively you can use batch operations to aggregate multiple calls to the "old" endpoint (/db/data/cypher). However I'd suggest the first approach.

Upvotes: 2

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