@Key annotation not changing field names (v0.0.7) about salat HOT 3 CLOSED

Unfortunately, that's not enough information to guess what might be going on.

Try this more recent presentation, which had a github repo you can
clone and instructions on how to run sbt console and import what you
need:
http://repo.novus.com/mongonyc-salat/#0

On 30 July 2011 08:37, robb1e
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wrote:

Hello, I'm using salat-core 0.0.7 and casbah 2.1.2 with Scala 2.8.1 and following the example here: http://repo.novus.com/salat-presentation/#16 I'm expecting the fieldname 'id' to be translated to '_id' but on the toDBObject call, it remains 'id', meaning a new key of '_id' is created by the database.

robb1e

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https://github.com/novus/salat/issues/11

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Right, sorry. I was trying to use the @key annotation to translate the Mongo id '_id' to what I wanted it to be, 'id'. However in 0.0.7 the @key didn't seem to have an affect on the name, however I've just swapped to 0.0.8-SNAPSHOT as described in the presentation you've linked to and now the @key is working. I'm happy to stick with the snapshot for the time being.

Cheers

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It works in 0.0.7 as well, but I didn't have a similar code sample to
direct you to. You can look at the specs for the @key annotation in
the 0.0.7 tag.

On 30 July 2011 09:03, robb1e
[email protected]
wrote:

Right, sorry.  I was trying to use the @key annotation to translate the Mongo id '_id' to what I wanted it to be, 'id'.  However in 0.0.7 the @key didn't seem to have an affect on the name, however I've just swapped to 0.0.8-SNAPSHOT as described in the presentation you've linked to and now the @key is working.  I'm happy to stick with the snapshot for the time being.

Cheers

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https://github.com/novus/salat/issues/11#issuecomment-1688063

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