Which simply means that JSON documents are translated directly into Entities (DBObject) under a Kind (DBCollection) and within a Namespace (DB).
It's still a work and progress and it continues to evolve into (hopefully) a mature API that can be used in a production environment.
Here's a quick example:
Mungo mungo = new Mungo(); DB testDB = mungo.getDB("testDB"); DBCollection messages = testDB.createCollection("Message"); BasicDBObject obj = new BasicDBObject("{'hello' : 'world'}") obj.put("hi", "there"); WriteResult wr = messages.insert(obj); // Done! DBObject result = messages.findOne(obj.getId()); // Get it
You can also do:
Message msg = messages.findOne(obj.getId()).as(Message.class);So you can think of this as "auto-wiring" JSON documents into the GAE Datastore.
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