PartTreeMongoQuery now explicitly check the presence of a manually defined field spec on the query method and creates a new Query if so.
Original pull request: #188.
Previously MongoTemplate.mapReduce(...) didn't translate nested objects, e.g. GeoCommand, within the given query. That could lead to exceptions during query serialization. We now pass the query and sort object of the given Query through the QueryMapper to avoid such problems.
Original pull request: #184.
Additional test added to check if the issue has truly been resolved by DATAMONGO-888.
Original pull request: #181.
Related pull Request: #162.
Related ticket: DATAMONGO-888.
Previously we didn't support referring to aliased fields defined in former stages of an aggregation pipeline. We now also consider field aliases during field reference lookup.
Original pull request: #176.
In case we detect Query within a value used for an Update value we map the query itself to build the expression to use. This allows to form query statements for e.g. $pull using the same API as for the query itself.
Update update = new Update().pull("list", query(where("value").in("foo", "bar")));
Original Pull Request: #172.
We now check for the presence of DefaultParameterNameDiscoverer in order to determine if we are running with a Spring version later than 4.0 since this avoids potential NullPointerExceptions in cases where the package version information is not available e.g. in cases where the application was bundled into an "uberjar" e.g. via the maven-shade-plugin.
Original pull request: #173.
We now use the captured DBRef of a given LazyLoadingProxy in MappingMongoConverter.toDBRef(..) in order to avoid a new DBRef creation that would fail for the proxy.
Original pull request: #174.
We now properly resolve lazy-loading proxies for @DBRef's when an overridden equals or hash code method is called with Spring 4. We fall back to our old Objenesis proxy generation in order to circumvent the default handling for overridden hashcCode() and equals(…) methods in CglibAopProxies generated by Spring 4.
If we detect that we run with Spring 4 we use the repacked Objenesis that is included in Spring 4. Previously the generated proxy used some generic hashCode() or equals(…) logic that did not trigger a proper lazy loading in such cases.
Original pull request: #171.
We now consider custom mongo conversions in all stages of an aggregation pipeline. Previously we did this only for the first stage and returned object basically unmapped in later stages. We now pass the root AggregationOperationContext on to nested ExposedFieldsAggregationOperationContexts so that those can delegate any mongo Mapping to the root context.
Original pull request: #170.
Updated to Spring Data Build 1.3.2.RELEASE and Spring Data Commons 1.7.2.RELEASE. Update readme, changelog, notice to reflect recent version. Update pom.xml, index.xml to recent version.
We now actively pass on property type information to MetadataBackedField to ensure type hints get picked up correctly when converting a value to the according DBObject.
This has to be done as the fix for DATAMONGO-812 enforced proper writing of _class information for Updates, which caused trouble when querying documents by nested (complex) properties using an 'in' clause.
Original pull request: #169.
Mapping information is potentially required by multiple instances and thus must not be registered as nested bean. We now actively check for such an invalid scenario and explicitly reject it.
Original pull request: #165.
If an association property points to an interface not containing the id property QueryMapper threw a NullPointerException in isAssociationConversionNecessary(…) as the lookup of the id property fails.
We now check for the presence of an id property on the target type and check for assignability to indicated the need for conversion (usually in case when developers use raw ids in their update clauses, not the actual target instance.
Original pull request: #164.
We now allow referring to nested field expressions if the root segment of the nested field expression was exposed in earlier stages of the aggregation pipeline.
Original pull request: #167.
Upgrade next MongoDB driver version to 2.12.0. Strong upgrade coming in a subsequent commit to make sure we can backport the compatibility checks to the bugfix branch without forcing users into a driver upgrade.
Relaxing error message comparison in assertion so that it still matches against the message returned by MongoDB 2.6. When comparing the value of the version field, compare against a Long rather than an Integer, since the version field generated is a Long. This allows the test to pass against the upcoming 2.12.0 release of the Java driver, which has a stricter implementation of BasisDBObject.equals(…).
Original pull requests: #159, #160.
We now pipe the DBObject containing sorting information for queries through the QueryMapper to make sure potential field mappings are applied.
Original Pull Request: #162.
We now handle invocations of equals(…)/hashCode()/toString() methods that are not overridden with custom proxy aware logic. This avoids potentially NullPointerExceptions and makes it easier to debug code that deals with proxies (due to a proper toString representation of a proxy).
Original pull request: #158.
We now initialize the proxy in case an Object-method is called that is overridden in the traget class. Removed the additional check for initialization and to-DBRef-methods as they're repeated in the target method.
Original pull requests: #152, #153.
Took the change to add @since tags to the types introduced for lazy loading. Polished JavaDoc where necessary. Removed methods solely existing for testing purposes and use reflection in tests to minimize the API being published.
Added LazyLoadingProxy interface that will be implemented by every LazyLoading-proxy that is created by the DefaultDbRefResolver. Clients can now cast those proxies to this interface and call it's methods initialize a proxy explicitly or to get the referenced DBRef if possible.
We now keep a reference to the DBRef that lead to the creation of a LazyLoadingProxy in order to be able to reuse it in case one assigns the proxy to a field that should be a DBRef. This avoids unnecessary conversion.
Previously saving of proxies wasn't possible since the mapping infrastructure did not know how to extract the entity information from the proxy. We now either store the DBRef backed by the proxy directly or we initialize the proxy first and use the result of LazyLoadingProxy.initialize().
Original pull request: #151.
User provided converters are now registered *after* the default converters to make sure they enjoy precedence over the default ones.
This is achieved by inverting the order of converters after the conversions have been registered. This is necessary as the registration order for convertible pairs is different from the one of the converters. For the pairs, earlier registered instances take precedence, while for the actual converter instances, instances registered later trump ones registered before.
Update readme.md & mongodb.xml to reflect recent version. Update sd-commons/sb-build versions in pom.xml. Update pom.xml to use release repository.
Update docbkx to use recent sd-commons version. Update changelog to reflect changes and releases.
Original Pull Request: #148.
AbstractMappingConfiguration.getMappingBasePackage() now quards against a null package returned for the configuration class. This can happen if the class resides in the default package.
UpdateMapper now only performs simple conversion if it encounters a DBObject, instead of deep inspection on keywords used. This allows to use custom clauses nested in Update for operations not directly supported.
Original Pull Request: #138.
Query Mapper skips DBRef conversion in case the given source value is a nested DBObject. This allows to directly use mongodb operators wrapped in DBObject on association properties.
Original Pull Request: #139.
Changed AbstractMongoQuery to potentially convert all query execution results using the DefaultConversionService in case the query result doesn't match the expected return value.
This allows arrays to be returned for collection queries as the conversion service cam transparently convert between collections and arrays.
NearQuery now ignores query.getLimit() equal to zero, when adding Query to NearQuery. This has to be done as limit is defaulted to zero within Query which then results in unintended propagation of the parameter.
In case 'num' should be explicitly set to zero one might use 'NearQuery.num(0)' as an alternative to the query approach.
Introduced 'null' check for 'NearQuery.query(Query)' and 'NearQuery.with(Pageable)' along the way.
Original Pull Request: #133
Oliver Gierke
Spring Buildmaster
Oliver Gierke
Christoph Strobl
Thomas Darimont
Kim Toms
Jeff Yemin