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This is a small project whose sole purpose is to build a native image from a simple application class depending on the
neo4j-java-driver with the help of GraalVM and execute that
binary against a Neo4j instance.
It ensures basic connectivity and functionality in two steps: Once with optional dependencies present, once with them being absent.
There's a small JBang Java script to orchestrate the tests.
Build and run
Start a Neo4j Docker instance
docker run --publish=7474:7474 --publish=7687:7687 -e 'NEO4J_AUTH=neo4j/secret' -e NEO4J_ACCEPT_LICENSE_AGREEMENT=yes neo4j:4.0
It will automatically runs a test script against a Docker based instance. You can manually run the program against the above database with:
./target/printmovies
No movies will be printed as long as you didn't install the movie graph, but a query will have been made.
The script has as couple of options:
Usage: printmovies [-p[=<password>]]... [-a=<address>] [-l=<loggingLevel>]
[-m=<metricsAdapter>] [-u=<user>]
-a, --address=<address> The address this migration should connect to. The
driver supports bolt, bolt+routing or neo4j as
schemes.
-l=<loggingLevel> Logging level
-m=<metricsAdapter>
-p, --password[=<password>]
The password of the user connecting to the database.
-u, --username=<user> The login of the user connecting to the database.
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Smoketests for running neo4j-java-driver with GraalVM SubstrateVM (aka native image)
