Spring Data MongoDB - Reference Documentation
Mark Pollack Thomas Risberg Oliver Gilke Costin Lojon Brisbane Thomas Darrylmont Christopher Strob Mark Pallucci version 1.10.6.RELEASE, July 2017 27th
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2. Know NoSQL and Document databases
5.1. New in Spring Data MongoDB 1.10
5.2. What's New in Spring Data MongoDB 1.9
5.3. New in Spring Data MongoDB 1.8
5.4. What's New in Spring Data MongoDB 1.7
6.1. Dependency management with Spring Boot
7. Using Spring Data Repositories
7.3. Define the repository interface
7.3.1. Fine-tune repository definitions
7.3.2. Repository using multiple Spring Data modules
7.4.4. Special parameter handling
7.4.6. Streaming query results
7.4.7. Asynchronous query results
7.5. Create a repository instance
7.6. Custom Implementation of Spring Data Repository
7.6.1. Add custom behavior to a single repository
7.6.2. Add custom behavior to all repositories
7.7. Publish events from collection root
9.3. Connect MongoDB with Spring
9.3.1. Register a Mongo instance with Java-based metadata
9.3.2. Register a Mongo instance with XML-based metadata
9.3.3. MongoDbFactory interface
9.3.4. Register a MongoDbFactory instance with Java-based metadata
9.3.5. Register a MongoDbFactory instance with XML-based metadata
9.4. Introduction to MongoTemplate
9.4.1. Instantiate MongoTemplate
9.4.2. WriteResultCheckingStrategy
9.4.3。WriteConcern
9.4.4。WriteConcernResolver
9.5. Save, update and delete documents
9.5.1. How to handle the _id field in the mapping layer
9.5.2. typemap
9.5.3. Methods of saving and inserting documents
9.5.4. Update documents in a collection
9.5.5. Insert a document into a collection
9.5.6. Find and upgrade documents in collections
9.5.7. How to delete files
9.5.8. optimistic locking
9.6. query document
9.6.1. Querying documents in a collection
9.6.2. method query file
9.6.3. Geospatial query
9.6.4. GeoJSON support
9.6.5. Full text query
9.7. query by example
9.7.1. introduce
9.7.2. usage
9.7.3. example matcher
9.7.4. execute an example
9.8. Maps - Reduce Actions
9.8.1. Example of use
9.9. script action
9.9.1. Example of use
9.10. Group business
9.10.1. Example of use
9.11. Rollup Framework Support
9.11.1. basic concept
9.11.2. Supported Aggregation Operations
9.11.3. projection expression
9.11.4. faceted classification
9.12. Override default mapping with custom converter
9.12.1. Save with registered Spring Converter
9.12.2. Read about using spring converters
9.12.3. Register Spring Converters with MongoConverter
9.12.4. Converter Disambiguation
9.13. Index and Collection Management
9.13.1. How to create an index
9.13.2. Access index information
9.13.3. Methods of using Collections
9.14. Excuting an order
9.14.1. How to execute a command
9.15. life cycle activities
9.16. abnormal translation
9.17. execute callback
9.18. GridFS support
MongoDB repository
10.1. introduce
10.2. usage
10.3. inquiry mode
10.3.1. Repository delete query
10.3.2. Geospatial database query
10.3.3. MongoDB JSON-based query methods and field restrictions
10.3.4. JSON based query with SpEL expressions
10.3.5. Type-safe query methods
10.3.6. Full text search query
10.3.7. predict
10.4. miscellaneous
10.4.1. CDI integration
11. Audit
11.1. basic
11.1.1. Annotation-based audit metadata
11.1.2. Interface-based audit metadata
11.1.3。AuditorAware
11.2. General Audit Configuration
map
12.1. Conference-Based Mapping
12.1.1. How to handle the _id field in the mapping layer
12.2. Data Mapping and Type Conversion
12.3. Mapping configuration
12.4. Metadata based mapping
12.4.1. Mapping annotation overview
12.4.2. custom object construction
12.4.3. Composite Index
12.4.4. text index
12.4.5. Using DBRefs
12.4.6. Mapping frame events
12.4.7. Override map with explicit converter
cross support
13.1. Cross-storage configuration
13.2. write cross app
logging support
14.1. MongoDB Log4j configuration
14.1.1. use authentication
JMX support
15.1。MongoDB JMX配置
16. MongoDB 3.0 support
16.1. Using Spring Data MongoDB with MongoDB 3.0
16.1.1. configuration options
16.1.2. WriteConcern and WriteConcernChecking
16.1.3. Certification
16.1.4. Other things to look out for
appendix
Appendix A: Namespace Reference
<repositories /> element
Appendix B: Populations Namespace Reference
<populator /> element
Appendix C: Repository Query Keywords
Support query keywords
Appendix D: Repository Query Return Types
Supported query return types