Loading GraphML data

How to use the DSE Graph Loader to load GraphML data.

• If desired, add configuration to the mapping script.
• Specify the data input file. The variable inputfiledir specifies the directory for the input file. The identified file will be used for loading.

  // DATA INPUT
  // Define the data input source 
  // inputfiledir is the directory for the input files 
  
  inputfiledir = '/tmp/GraphML/'
  recipeInput = Graph.file(inputfiledir + 'recipe.xml').graphml()

• The file is specified as a xml file and an additional step graphml() identifies that the file should be processed as a GraphML file. A map, recipeInput, is created that will be used to process the data.

  recipeInput = Graph.file(inputfiledir + 'recipe.xml')

  Note that Graph.file is used, in contrast to File.csv or File.json.

• Create the main body of the mapping script. This part of the mapping script is the same regardless of the file format, although GraphML files use a slightly modified version.
• To run DSE Graph Loader for GraphML loading as a dry run, use the following command:

  graphloader recipeMappingGraphML.groovy -graph testGraphML -address localhost -dryrun true

  For testing purposes, the graph specified does not have to exist prior to running graphloader. However, for production applications, the graph and schema should be created prior to using graphloader.

• The full loading script is shown:

  /* SAMPLE INPUT
  GraphML file is an XML  file
   */
  
  // CONFIGURATION
  // Configures the data loader to create the schema
  config create_schema: true, load_new: true
  
  // DATA INPUT
  // Define the data input source 
  // inputfiledir is the directory for the input files 
  
  inputfiledir = '/tmp/GraphML/'
  recipeInput = Graph.file(inputfiledir + 'recipe.xml').graphml()
  
  //Specifies what data source to load using which mapper (as defined inline)
    
  load(recipeInput.vertices()).asVertices {
      labelField "~label"
      key "~id", "id"
  }
  
  load(recipeInput.edges()).asEdges {
      labelField "~label"
      outV "outV", {
          labelField "~label"
          key "~id", "id"
      }
      inV "inV", {
          labelField "~label"
          key "~id", "id"
      }
  }