Examples with WriteConcernResult com.mongodb.WriteConcernResult used on opensource projects

Example 1 with WriteConcernResult

use of com.mongodb.WriteConcernResult in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class DeleteProtocol method execute.

@Override
public WriteConcernResult execute(final InternalConnection connection) {
    if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
        LOGGER.debug(format("Deleting documents from namespace %s on connection [%s] to server %s", getNamespace(), connection.getDescription().getConnectionId(), connection.getDescription().getServerAddress()));
    }
    WriteConcernResult writeConcernResult = super.execute(connection);
    LOGGER.debug("Delete completed");
    return writeConcernResult;
}

Example 2 with WriteConcernResult

use of com.mongodb.WriteConcernResult in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class UpdateProtocol method execute.

@Override
public WriteConcernResult execute(final InternalConnection connection) {
    if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
        LOGGER.debug(format("Updating documents in namespace %s on connection [%s] to server %s", getNamespace(), connection.getDescription().getConnectionId(), connection.getDescription().getServerAddress()));
    }
    WriteConcernResult writeConcernResult = super.execute(connection);
    LOGGER.debug("Update completed");
    return writeConcernResult;
}

Example 3 with WriteConcernResult

use of com.mongodb.WriteConcernResult in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class MixedBulkWriteOperation method executeLegacyBatchesAsync.

private void executeLegacyBatchesAsync(final AsyncWriteBinding binding, final AsyncConnection connection, final SingleResultCallback<BulkWriteResult> callback) {
    List<? extends WriteRequest> writeRequests = getWriteRequests();
    LoopState loopState = new LoopState();
    AsyncCallbackRunnable loop = new AsyncCallbackLoop(loopState, iterationCallback -> {
        int i = loopState.iteration();
        if (loopState.breakAndCompleteIf(() -> i == writeRequests.size(), iterationCallback)) {
            return;
        }
        WriteRequest writeRequest = writeRequests.get(i);
        SingleResultCallback<WriteConcernResult> commandCallback = (ignored, t) -> iterationCallback.onResult(null, t);
        if (writeRequest.getType() == INSERT) {
            connection.insertAsync(getNamespace(), isOrdered(), (InsertRequest) writeRequest, binding.getRequestContext(), commandCallback);
        } else if (writeRequest.getType() == UPDATE || writeRequest.getType() == REPLACE) {
            connection.updateAsync(getNamespace(), isOrdered(), (UpdateRequest) writeRequest, binding.getRequestContext(), commandCallback);
        } else {
            connection.deleteAsync(getNamespace(), isOrdered(), (DeleteRequest) writeRequest, binding.getRequestContext(), commandCallback);
        }
    });
    loop.run((voidResult, t) -> {
        if (t != null) {
            callback.onResult(null, t);
        } else {
            callback.onResult(BulkWriteResult.unacknowledged(), null);
        }
    });
}

Example 4 with WriteConcernResult

use of com.mongodb.WriteConcernResult in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class MongoOperationPublisher method createSingleWriteRequestMono.

private Mono<BulkWriteResult> createSingleWriteRequestMono(final Supplier<AsyncWriteOperation<BulkWriteResult>> operation, @Nullable final ClientSession clientSession, final WriteRequest.Type type) {
    return createWriteOperationMono(operation, clientSession).onErrorMap(MongoBulkWriteException.class, e -> {
        MongoException exception;
        WriteConcernError writeConcernError = e.getWriteConcernError();
        if (e.getWriteErrors().isEmpty() && writeConcernError != null) {
            WriteConcernResult writeConcernResult;
            if (type == WriteRequest.Type.INSERT) {
                writeConcernResult = WriteConcernResult.acknowledged(e.getWriteResult().getInsertedCount(), false, null);
            } else if (type == WriteRequest.Type.DELETE) {
                writeConcernResult = WriteConcernResult.acknowledged(e.getWriteResult().getDeletedCount(), false, null);
            } else {
                writeConcernResult = WriteConcernResult.acknowledged(e.getWriteResult().getMatchedCount() + e.getWriteResult().getUpserts().size(), e.getWriteResult().getMatchedCount() > 0, e.getWriteResult().getUpserts().isEmpty() ? null : e.getWriteResult().getUpserts().get(0).getId());
            }
            exception = new MongoWriteConcernException(writeConcernError, writeConcernResult, e.getServerAddress());
        } else if (!e.getWriteErrors().isEmpty()) {
            exception = new MongoWriteException(new WriteError(e.getWriteErrors().get(0)), e.getServerAddress());
        } else {
            exception = new MongoWriteException(new WriteError(-1, "Unknown write error", new BsonDocument()), e.getServerAddress());
        }
        for (final String errorLabel : e.getErrorLabels()) {
            exception.addLabel(errorLabel);
        }
        return exception;
    });
}

Example 5 with WriteConcernResult

use of com.mongodb.WriteConcernResult in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class UpdateProtocol method execute.

@Override
public WriteConcernResult execute(final InternalConnection connection) {
    if (LOGGER.isDebugEnabled()) {
        LOGGER.debug(format("Updating documents in namespace %s on connection [%s] to server %s", getNamespace(), connection.getDescription().getConnectionId(), connection.getDescription().getServerAddress()));
    }
    WriteConcernResult writeConcernResult = super.execute(connection);
    LOGGER.debug("Update completed");
    return writeConcernResult;
}