Java and MongoDB

FAQs

Is MongoDB a good Java database?

MongoDB is a developer data platform that is compatible with several languages, including Java. MongoDB is a great fit for applications written in Java.

Can I contribute to the Java driver?

We're happy to accept contributions to help improve the driver. We will guide user contributions to ensure they meet the standards of the driver codebase. Please ensure that any PRs include documentation, tests, and pass checks.

What if I want to use SQL?

Please note that support for SQL queries is available as a Preview feature only. You can query a federated database using Atlas SQL. To run queries using the SQL interface, you can connect using the MongoDB JDBC driver available here or one of the BI Tool Named Connectors. More details on this Preview feature can be found in the article here.

Can I use POJOs (Plain Old Java Objects) instead of documents?

If you want to use your own Plain Old Java Objects POJOs) rather than documents, you can use the built-in POJO support that comes with the Java driver. Code examples and a full tutorial can be found here

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