Graph database for .NET [closed]

Answer 1

DEX high performance graph database has a dedicated .Net API so it may be of help to integrate it with your architecture. You can downlad it here

Answer 2

Found this link on the Neo4j mailing list this morning (I think, I can't seem to find it again):

http://www.thewebsemantic.com/2010/06/03/neo4j-on-net-3-5/

It essentially let's you compile java to .net and then you can just reference the newly created assembly.

Haven't tried it yet but I am planning on it soon.

Answer 3

The only thing available right now are bindings for Clojure, JRuby, Jython and Python. However, probably the JRuby REST API to Neo4j, http://github.com/andreasronge/neo4j/tree/2840b4c3d58e0250fdc31b63b11ac941ea944ba6/test/rest, would be the best bet for now.

Answer 4

I'm surprised no one has mentioned QuickGraph, a very mature and feature packed graph library for NET. It has multiple graph representations and plenty of algorithms.

http://quickgraph.codeplex.com/

Answer 5

Microsoft is also working on one - Trinity

Edit 1:
I just recently came across this repository. I haven't looked at the code or used it yet, but it has .NET interfaces for:

1. BluePrints
2. Rexster
3. Pipes

These utilities can be used to connect with multiple Graph Databases including neo4j and OrientDB. For more information also look at TinkerPop.

Answer 6

Since Neo4j started to get REST support things have evolved a bit, there's now two different .Net REST clients in the works:

• Neo4RestNet
• Neo4jRestSharp