Examples with BsonInt32 org.bson.BsonInt32 used on opensource projects

Example 76 with BsonInt32

use of org.bson.BsonInt32 in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class ListCollectionsPublisherImplTest method shouldBuildTheExpectedOperation.

@DisplayName("Should build the expected ListCollectionsOperation")
@Test
void shouldBuildTheExpectedOperation() {
    TestOperationExecutor executor = createOperationExecutor(asList(getBatchCursor(), getBatchCursor()));
    ListCollectionsPublisher<String> publisher = new ListCollectionsPublisherImpl<>(null, createMongoOperationPublisher(executor).withDocumentClass(String.class), true);
    ListCollectionsOperation<String> expectedOperation = new ListCollectionsOperation<>(DATABASE_NAME, getDefaultCodecRegistry().get(String.class)).batchSize(Integer.MAX_VALUE).nameOnly(true).retryReads(true);
    // default input should be as expected
    Flux.from(publisher).blockFirst();
    assertOperationIsTheSameAs(expectedOperation, executor.getReadOperation());
    assertEquals(ReadPreference.primary(), executor.getReadPreference());
    // Should apply settings
    publisher.filter(new Document("filter", 1)).maxTime(10, SECONDS).batchSize(100);
    expectedOperation.filter(new BsonDocument("filter", new BsonInt32(1))).maxTime(10, SECONDS).batchSize(100);
    Flux.from(publisher).blockFirst();
    assertOperationIsTheSameAs(expectedOperation, executor.getReadOperation());
    assertEquals(ReadPreference.primary(), executor.getReadPreference());
}

Example 77 with BsonInt32

use of org.bson.BsonInt32 in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class MultiFileExportBenchmark method exportJsonFile.

private Runnable exportJsonFile(final int fileId, final CountDownLatch latch) {
    return new Runnable() {

        @Override
        public void run() {
            List<RawBsonDocument> documents = collection.find(new BsonDocument("fileId", new BsonInt32(fileId))).batchSize(5000).into(new ArrayList<RawBsonDocument>(5000));
            fileWritingService.submit(writeJsonFile(fileId, documents, latch));
        }
    };
}

Example 78 with BsonInt32

use of org.bson.BsonInt32 in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class IdHoldingBsonWriter method writeInt32.

@Override
public void writeInt32(final String name, final int value) {
    setCurrentFieldName(name);
    addBsonValue(() -> new BsonInt32(value), () -> getIdBsonWriter().writeInt32(name, value));
    super.writeInt32(name, value);
}

Example 79 with BsonInt32

use of org.bson.BsonInt32 in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class LoggingCommandEventSender method sendSucceededEventForOneWayCommand.

@Override
public void sendSucceededEventForOneWayCommand() {
    long elapsedTimeNanos = System.nanoTime() - startTimeNanos;
    if (loggingRequired()) {
        logger.debug(format("Execution of one-way command with request id %d completed successfully in %s ms on connection [%s] " + "to server %s", message.getId(), getElapsedTimeFormattedInMilliseconds(elapsedTimeNanos), description.getConnectionId(), description.getServerAddress()));
    }
    if (eventRequired()) {
        BsonDocument responseDocumentForEvent = new BsonDocument("ok", new BsonInt32(1));
        sendCommandSucceededEvent(message, commandName, responseDocumentForEvent, description, elapsedTimeNanos, commandListener, requestContext);
    }
}

Example 80 with BsonInt32

use of org.bson.BsonInt32 in project mongo-java-driver by mongodb.

the class IdHoldingBsonWriter method writeInt32.

@Override
public void writeInt32(final int value) {
    addBsonValue(() -> new BsonInt32(value), () -> getIdBsonWriter().writeInt32(value));
    super.writeInt32(value);
}