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Closed 9 years ago.
Is there a .NET version/binding for Neo4j?
It looks like exactly what I want, but I'm working in C# on .NET.
Thanks
I think you best bet at the moment is to use the REST server. There's a blog post with a proof of concept .NET client: Neo4j .NET Client over HTTP using REST and json.
Update: Now there's actually two different .Net Neo4j REST clients:
Neo4RestNet
Neo4jRestSharp
Just updating this question with a more current option - the Neo4jClient available on NuGet. The package and links to the project site are at http://nuget.org/packages/Neo4jClient
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Closed 9 years ago.
Is there any C# analogue of Node.js?
I want a lightweight async http and websocket server.
Required platform: mono.
There are some. I know following:
NancyFX - http://nancyfx.org/. There is a good pack of links on Scott Hanselman blog
ServiceStack -http://www.servicestack.net/ - more complicated, but much more powerful
Here's a good list of your options (along with an async server example).
I use httpserver myself, and it works fine for my requirements.
http://blog.tedd.no/2012/07/28/asyncawait-http-server-in-c
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I am just getting started with ESB, I am currently reading the code for rhino-esb, to see how it is implemented.
Are there any good resources (i.e. books, videos) for beginners to get started with ESB? I am also trying to understand the difference between EAI and ESB.
Cheers!
This website (http://www.eaipatterns.com/) has good information about EAI.
You can start looking at Apache Synapse Enterprise Service Bus (ESB). It has so many samples, which will help you to understand ESB features.
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Closed 10 years ago.
We developed project in C# and we want to use js library or Json calls in project. is it possible? How can we use js library in C# project in Windows 8 metro apps?? is there any sample so please share link thanks.
No you cannot use C# and JavaScript for Win8 development together. Notice that the rendering engines for the two technologies are even different. If you want to utilize some JSON returning service in your XAML WinRT app you can still do that. All you need to do is deserialize the JSON after fetching it.
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Closed 11 years ago.
I'm developing a WebServer/DesktopClient app, and was wondering what OAuth library you'd recommend for this new project.
I'm developing in C#.Net 3.5, building a webservice and a winforms app.
When I started my last project I looked through all available libraries and selected DotNetOpenAuth. I appreciated examples and full free support on mailing list from Andrew Arnott.
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Closed 9 years ago.
I am looking for a good WIKI software to host on Windows. Are there any based on ASP.NET MVC that have been built? I can't seem to find any by googling.
The only one I could find was MVCWiki on Source Forge. Unfortunately I haven't been able to get it to run with .Net 4.0 MVC2. Also the last commit was done over a year ago, so the project might be dead.
A new mvc4-based wiki engine has been released at http://lynxwiki.codeplex.com with a running version of the engine at http://www.sapientier.com:88/LynxWiki/WikiTopic/Page/WikiRoot/WikiDir/HomePage
This is a full-featured wiki with many of the features of MediaWiki plus it has the capability for dynamic content by using embedded IronPython scripting.