In mongodb, I can do this by the following query:
find(
{ _id : { $in : [ ObjectId('5275c6721a88939923c3ea54'), ObjectId('5275c6721a88939923c3ea55'), ObjectId('5275c6721a88939923c3ea56'), ObjectId('5275c6721a88939923c3ea57'), ObjectId('5275c6721a88939923c3ea58') ] } }
)
But how can we do the same using Jongo code?
I know we can find one document via:
db.getCollection("mongoEg").findOne(Oid.withOid("5194d46bdda2de09c656b64b")).as(MongoTest.class);
But how to get more than one documents in one query via Jongo?
I see two options to achieve a find on multiple ids:
// 1. find with an array of ids
ObjectId[] ids = {id, id, id};
collection.find("{_id:{$in:#}}", ids).as(Friend.class);
// 2.find a list of ids
collection.find("{_id:{$in:[#, #, #]}}", id, id, id).as(Friend.class);
findOne
offers a convenience method with an ObjectId
and, if you use an annotated String
instead of an ObjectId
, the Oid.withOid
method transforms your String
into an ObjectId
.
But, in the end, this convenience method input is transformed into a regular stringified query. So if the convenience don't fit your need, try a query instead.