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Websocket error on Chrome and Firefox when rendering more than 300 nodes #85
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Do you have a small docker compose + project to test it on? |
Thank you for your response. My docker-compose is :
My neo4j config is :
I can't provide my database because it's big. |
Anyway of direct contact? I managed to run the docker, but even trying to connect via the neo4j web interface seems to raise the same error, have you tried to run it with the secure port? EDIT: managed to login, Im dumb and didnt saw you put password root |
I think I found the bug, if you have a sizeCypher it opens a new session for every node that needs it (which is stupid and I feel dumb TT^TT) which opens a new websocket every node... so it seems like 300 websockets is the maximum for chrome/firefox... I will fix it later, for now you can remove the sizeCypher |
Fixed, opening a merge request |
Thank you ! |
Hello !
I have a problem with Neovis on Firefox and Chrome on mac (not on safari). My neo4j is running in a local docker container.
I have the following code:
When I query with a LIMIT X (X<300 in the cypher query), I get the graph.
When I request with a LIMIT X (X>300 in the cypher query), I get a web socket error.
On chrome :
On firefox:
I've seen a lot of problems related to Chrome and neo4j community. I tried everything (neo4j conf, SSL certificates on Chrome...).
Did I make a mistake? Have people managed to run Neovis on big graphs in these browsers? Please note that I don't have the problem on Safari, but I can't use it because Safari is too slowed down by the JS rendering.
Thanks a lot!
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