mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java
by dsimile
mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java is an MCP server implemented by Java using Spring WebFlux (Reactive SSE) as the transport protocol. It provides a reactive approach to handling server-sent events.
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What is mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java?
This is an MCP (Micro Control Protocol) server implementation in Java. It leverages Spring WebFlux to provide a reactive, server-sent events (SSE) based communication protocol for interacting with a Neo4j database.
How to use mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java?
The README provides minimal information on usage. Further documentation or code examples within the repository are needed to understand how to configure, deploy, and interact with the server. Typically, you would need to build the project, configure the Neo4j connection, and then deploy the application. Clients would then connect using SSE to receive updates.
Key features of mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java
Reactive programming with Spring WebFlux
Server-Sent Events (SSE) based communication
Java implementation
Integration with Neo4j database
Use cases of mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java
Real-time data updates from Neo4j
Push notifications based on graph changes
Streaming graph data to clients
Monitoring Neo4j database events
FAQ from mcp-neo4j-server-sse-java
What is MCP?
What is MCP?
MCP stands for Micro Control Protocol, but its specific use in this context requires further documentation.
What is Spring WebFlux?
What is Spring WebFlux?
Spring WebFlux is a reactive web framework in Spring that allows for non-blocking, asynchronous handling of requests.
What are Server-Sent Events (SSE)?
What are Server-Sent Events (SSE)?
SSE is a server push technology enabling a server to automatically send data updates to a client over HTTP.
How do I configure the Neo4j connection?
How do I configure the Neo4j connection?
Configuration details are not provided in the README and would need to be found within the project's configuration files.
Where can I find more documentation?
Where can I find more documentation?
The README is brief. Check the project's source code, documentation files, or issue tracker for more information.