Re: [xml-dev] XML to graph

[Peter Hunsberger <peter.hunsberger@gmail.com>]

Should be pretty straight forward to import that into Neo4J or Titan.  Neo might be simplest, in particular via conversion of the data into JSON.  However, Titan might give you other capabilities such as using Hadoop type processing either for import or for subsequent analytics. Without knowing more about the business requirements can't really give you much more than that...

Peter Hunsberger

On Wed, Jul 1, 2015 at 11:32 AM, Ihe Onwuka <ihe.onwuka@gmail.com> wrote:

I would like  to convert the XML snippet below to a multi-relational graph representation. 

One way is to transform a triple store via RDF. Another which I am less familiar with is to transform to graphML followed by a subsequent import into some graph database tool.

The graphical representation is desirable for processing rather than visualization reasons. Chiefly I have a matching algorthim implemented in XSLT which works fine but doesn't scale well, a problem that I think can be solved with a graphical representation. 

I am keen to hear from my elders and betters on the subject.

<movie title="20000 lieues sous les mers">

<actors>

<person name="Méliès, Georges"/>

</actors>

<alias>

<title title="20,000 Leagues Under the Sea " year="1907"/>

<title title="Amid the Workings of the Deep " year="1907"/>

<title title="Deux cent mille lieues sous les mers " year="1907"/>

<title title="Le cauchemar d'un pêcheur " year="1907"/>

<title title="Under the Seas " year="1907"/>

</alias>

<directors>

<person name="Méliès, Georges"/>

</directors>

<genres>

<tag name="adventure"/>

<tag name="fantasy"/>

<tag name="sci-fi"/>

<tag name="short"/>

</genres>

<keywords>

<tag name="based-on-novel"/>

<tag name="dream"/>

<tag name="fish"/>

<tag name="number-in-title"/>

<tag name="submarine"/>

<tag name="undersea-monster"/>

<tag name="underwater"/>

</keywords>

<producers>

<person name="Méliès, Georges"/>

</producers>

</movie>