spring-data-mongodb

I have the following working configurations in my Spring application: <mongo:mongo id="myRs" replica-set="myhost:27017"> <mongo:options max-wait-time="1500" connect-timeout="30000" /> </mongo:mongo> <bean id="mongoTemplate" class="org.springframework.data.mongodb.core.MongoTemplate"> <property name="writeResultChecking" value="EXCEPTION"/> <property name="writeConcern" value="FSYNC_SAFE"/> <constructor-arg ref="myRs"/> <constructor-arg name="databaseName" value="mydb"/> </bean> Now all I want to do is to set up username/password for accessing the mongo database without changing my code (i.e.

Currently I have a utility jar that contains a number of datastore services. Behind the scenes these datastore services use Spring Data MongoDB, and everything is configured using an app-context.xml file in the utility jar. I want this utility jar to be able to change the backing store without having to change anything that uses this utility jar. Now, I want to create a spring mvc web application that uses the datastore services from this utility jar. How do I set this up so that the spring mvc web app (or any other jar) can easily use the datastore services without having to know too much

Say I have the following Collections public @Data class Customer { @Id private String id; private String firstName; private String lastName; @DBRef private List<Address> addressList= new ArrayList<Address>(); } and public @Data class Address { @Id private String id; private String address; private String type; private String customerID; } And each Customer has multiple addresses, and I have implemented MongoRepository . Saving customer for the First time is working pretty well customerRepo.save(customerObject) and before calling the save I am persisting multiple Address Objects and then

I would like to run a bulk delete operation on a list of documents in MongoDB that have been selected by the user in the UI so I need to dynamically build a query that looks like the following (the or clause expands for every document selected): { $and: [ { "contentType": "application/vnd.sometype" }, { $or: [ { "metadata.name": "someName", "metadata.version": "someVersion" }, { "metadata.name": "someOtherName", "metadata.version": "someOtherVersion" } ] } ] }, Fields: null, Sort: null Just now I'm using string concatenation to achieve this. Is it possible to build this query with the Spring

I've got an issue on spring data mongodb, in a method, I request a simple "find" wich retrieve ~1000 Documents. my spring data code is here : Query myquery = query(where("ipp").is(ipp).and(CODE_MESURE).in(codes).and(DATE_MESURE).gte(iDateDebut).lt(iDateFin)); return template.find(myquery, MessageMongo.class); And with JProfiler, i've got ~1,4sec in the "find" method of MongoTemplate class. Note : The request to MongoDB is not the problem, execution take less than 20ms. But if try to request the same query with mongo java driver by traditional way : final DBCollection collection = template

I'm using Spring Data for Mongo on an existing database. The previous application used plain strings for ids instead of ObjectId. My problem is that Spring Data insists on converting the strings to ObjectId, which makes all queries by id to fail. For example, when I do repository.findOne('') , the query executed is { "_id" : { "$oid" : "50cf9f34458cf91108ceb2b4"}} when it should be { "_id" : "50cf9f34458cf91108ceb2b4" } Is there a way to avoid Spring Data to convert string ids to ObjectId? Thanks! Diego I finally found a solution for this. Probably not the best option, but works. What I did