MongoDB for Java developers : design, build, and deliver efficient Java applications using the most advanced NoSQL database / Francesco Marchioni.

MongoDB for Java developers : design, build, and deliver efficient Java applications using the most advanced NoSQL database /

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This book is for Java developers and architects who want to learn how to develop Java applications using the most popular NoSQL solution and the use cases of it.

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Bibliographic Details
Main Author: Marchioni, Francesco
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Birmingham, UK : Packt, 2015.
Series:Community experience distilled.
Subjects:
MongoDB.
Non-relational databases.
Online Access: Full text (Wentworth users only)
Local Note:ProQuest Ebook Central
Table of Contents:
  • Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; About the Reviewers; www.PacktPub.com; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: Introduction to MongoDB; Getting into the NoSQL movement; Comparing RDBMS and NoSQL databases; Living without transactions; Managing read-write concurrency; MongoDB core elements; The heart of MongoDB
  • the document; Understanding how MongoDB stores data; Data types accepted in documents; Installing and starting MongoDB; Installing MongoDB on Windows; Installing MongoDB on Linux; MongoDB start up options; Troubleshooting MongoDB installation; Mongo tools
  • Introduction to the MongoDB shellInserting documents; Querying documents; Choosing the keys to return; Using ranges in your queries; Using logical operators to query data; Updating documents; Deleting data; Beyond basic data types; Arrays; Embedded documents; Some useful functions; Securing database access; Summary; Chapter 2: Getting Started with Java Driver for MongoDB; Getting the Mongo JDBC driver; Creating your first project; Creating a new Java project; Handling authentication; Inserting a document; Creating embedded documents; Inserting an array of data; Using your own ID in documents
  • Querying dataRestricting the search to the first document; Querying the number of documents in a collection; Eager fetching of data using DBCursor; Filtering through the records; Updating documents; Deleting documents; Deleting a set of documents; Performing operations on collections; Listing collections; Dropping a collection; Using the MongoDB Java driver version 3; Running the HelloWorld class with driver v. 3; Managing collections; Inserting data into the database; Inserting embedded documents; Inserting multiple documents; Querying documents; Filtering through documents
  • Updating documentsDeleting documents; Summary; Chapter 3: MongoDB CRUD beyond the Basics; Seeing MongoDB through the Java lens; Extending the MongoDB core classes; Using the Gson API with MongoDB; Downloading the Gson API; Using Gson to map a MongoDB document; Inserting Java objects as a document; Mapping embedded documents; Custom field names in your Java classes; Mapping complex BSON types; Using indexes in your applications; Defining an index in your Java classes; Using compound indexes; Using text indexes in your documents; Coding bulk operations
  • Comparing plain inserts with BulkWriteOperationsSummary; Chapter 4: MongoDB in the Java EE 7 Enterprise Environment; Entering into the Java EE land; Getting a Java EE Container; Downloading WildFly; Starting WildFly and testing the installation; Designing our application; Designing the schema; Building up the Enterprise project with NetBeans; Configuring WildFly on NetBeans; Creating our project; Adding Java classes; Compiling and deploying the project; Compiling and deploying from the shell; Running the application; Exposing the application to external clients

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