The MongoDB Java Driver is a library that provides a Java-based interface for interacting with MongoDB, a popular NoSQL document database. It allows Java developers to connect to MongoDB databases, perform CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) operations, and execute advanced queries using the Java programming language.
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Building Java Enterprise applications using MongoDB
This article will teach you how to use MongoDB NoSQL database in the context of an Enterprise application. For the purpose of this example, we will deploy an example application on a Jakarta EE application server.
3 ways you can connect to MongoDB from WildFly – JBoss EAP
In this updated tutorial we will learn some possible ways to use MongoDB NoSQL Database from within an application server like WildFly or JBoss EAP. 1) Using the MongoDB Java Driver The most common way to connect to MongoDB from Java applications is by means of the MongoDB Java Driver which provides a simple and … Read more
Using Hibernate/JPA with MongoDB
Hibernate OGM is a framework that lets you use the power of JPA and Hibernate API with a NoSQL database like MongoDB. To make it fun, we will deploy the JPA MongoDB application on WildFly application server. First of all some basics. What is Hibernate OGM ? Hibernate Object/Grid Mapper (OGM) is a framework which … Read more
Developing applications with MongoDB and PrimeFaces on WildFly
This tutorial shows how to build an application which exports/imports data contained in a PrimFaces datatable in MongoDB. MongoDB is a popular noSQL database which can be freely obtained from: http://www.mongodb.org/downloadsOnce downloaded, create a script named for example startmongodb.cmd (or equivalent for Linux) which starts the Mongo database, selecting a location for the storage: mongod … Read more
