How to use raw string in mongodb aggregate queries using the java driver? [duplicate]
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Mongodb aggregation queries are essentially an array of json objects. Is it possible to use the raw string via the Java driver ?
For example, in case of plain query that takes a json object, we can use the raw query by BasicDBObject.parse(..)
How do we use a similar approach for aggregation queries ?
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Creating BSON object from JSON string
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Mongodb aggregation queries are essentially an array of json objects. Is it possible to use the raw string via the Java driver ?
For example, in case of plain query that takes a json object, we can use the raw query by BasicDBObject.parse(..)
How do we use a similar approach for aggregation queries ?
java mongodb
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Possible? Yes! Good idea? No. Unless you are writing something meant to present a "shell" of sorts to end users then you probably should be using the Java Driver BSON construction methods instead. Even a "shell" should probably be embedding a JavaScript engine and not just parsing JSON. This potentially has damaging things all over it if you just parse strings. Namely$out, especially with upcoming releases.
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Calculated group-by fields in MongoDB
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Creating BSON object from JSON string
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Mongodb aggregation queries are essentially an array of json objects. Is it possible to use the raw string via the Java driver ?
For example, in case of plain query that takes a json object, we can use the raw query by BasicDBObject.parse(..)
How do we use a similar approach for aggregation queries ?
java mongodb
asked Nov 13 '18 at 5:08
Sourajit BasakSourajit Basak
519410
This question already has an answer here:
Calculated group-by fields in MongoDB
2 answers
Creating BSON object from JSON string
9 answers
Mongodb aggregation queries are essentially an array of json objects. Is it possible to use the raw string via the Java driver ?
For example, in case of plain query that takes a json object, we can use the raw query by BasicDBObject.parse(..)
How do we use a similar approach for aggregation queries ?
This question already has an answer here:
Calculated group-by fields in MongoDB
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Creating BSON object from JSON string
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This question has been asked before and already has an answer. If those answers do not fully address your question, please ask a new question.
Possible? Yes! Good idea? No. Unless you are writing something meant to present a "shell" of sorts to end users then you probably should be using the Java Driver BSON construction methods instead. Even a "shell" should probably be embedding a JavaScript engine and not just parsing JSON. This potentially has damaging things all over it if you just parse strings. Namely$out, especially with upcoming releases.
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Possible? Yes! Good idea? No. Unless you are writing something meant to present a "shell" of sorts to end users then you probably should be using the Java Driver BSON construction methods instead. Even a "shell" should probably be embedding a JavaScript engine and not just parsing JSON. This potentially has damaging things all over it if you just parse strings. Namely$out, especially with upcoming releases.
– Neil Lunn
Nov 13 '18 at 5:13
Possible? Yes! Good idea? No. Unless you are writing something meant to present a "shell" of sorts to end users then you probably should be using the Java Driver BSON construction methods instead. Even a "shell" should probably be embedding a JavaScript engine and not just parsing JSON. This potentially has damaging things all over it if you just parse strings. Namely
$out, especially with upcoming releases.– Neil Lunn
Nov 13 '18 at 5:13
Possible? Yes! Good idea? No. Unless you are writing something meant to present a "shell" of sorts to end users then you probably should be using the Java Driver BSON construction methods instead. Even a "shell" should probably be embedding a JavaScript engine and not just parsing JSON. This potentially has damaging things all over it if you just parse strings. Namely
$out, especially with upcoming releases.– Neil Lunn
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Possible? Yes! Good idea? No. Unless you are writing something meant to present a "shell" of sorts to end users then you probably should be using the Java Driver BSON construction methods instead. Even a "shell" should probably be embedding a JavaScript engine and not just parsing JSON. This potentially has damaging things all over it if you just parse strings. Namely
$out, especially with upcoming releases.– Neil Lunn
Nov 13 '18 at 5:13