Update Neo4j-Java-Driver to 4.0.1 and support advanced schemes. #775
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4.0.1 brings the opportunity to configure security (encryption and trustsettings) via URL schemes. A user should be able to use this with Neo4j-OGM as well and also be able to rely on the same behaviour across our stack (in regards of the standalon Spring Boot starter for the driver).
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4.0.1 brings the opportunity to configure security (encryption and trustsettings) via URL schemes. A user should be able to use this with Neo4j-OGM as well and also be able to rely on the same behaviour across our stack (in regards of the standalon Spring Boot starter for the driver).
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4.0.1 brings the opportunity to configure security (encryption and
trustsettings) via URL schemes. A user should be able to use this with
Neo4j-OGM as well and also be able to rely on the same behaviour across
our stack (in regards of the standalon Spring Boot starter for the
driver).