We now support mongo-java-driver version 2.x and 3.0 along with MongoDB Server 2.6.7 and 3.0.0.
Please note that some of the configurations options might no longer be valid when used with version 3 of the MongoDB Java driver. Have a look at the table below so see some of the major differences in using version 2.x or 3.0
| 2.x | 3.0
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default WriteConcern | NONE | UNACKNOWLEDGED
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option for slaveOk | available | ignored
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option for autoConnect| available | ignored
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write result checking | available | ignored (errors are exceptions anyway)
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rest index cache | available | throws UnsupportedOperationException
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DBRef resolution | via DBRef.fetch | via collection.findOne
----------------------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------------
MapReduce Options | applied | ignored
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authentication | via UserCredentials | via MongoClient
----------------------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------------
WriteConcernException | not available | translated to DataIntegretyViolationException
----------------------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------------
executeInSession | available | requestStart/requestDone commands ignored.
----------------------+----------------------+-----------------------------------------------
index creation | via createIndex | via createIndex
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We need to soften the exception validation a bit since the message is slightly different when using different storage engines in a MongoDB 3.0 environment.
Added an explicit <mongo-client /> element and <client-options /> to the configuration schema. These elements will replace existing <mongo /> and <options /> elements in a subsequent release. Added credentials attribute to <mongo-client /> which allows to define a set of credentials used for setting up the MongoClient correctly using authentication data. We now reject <mongo-options /> configuration when using MongoDB Java driver generation 3.0 and above.
Original pull request: #273.
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