Play Framweok + Mongo Scala driver + LocalDate











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I'm coding services which use case classes with LocalDate property. Previous implementations didn't have any issues with LocalDate codec, but one service is having trouble with the LocalDate codec.
I have this line in my code:



private val javaCodecs =

fromCodecs(new LocalDateTimeDateCodec(), new LocalDateDateCodec())


And I get this when running tests of the service:




org.bson.codecs.configuration.CodecConfigurationException: Can't find a codec for class org.joda.time.LocalDate.




The LocalDate is org.joda.time.LocalDate because of the Play framework JSON serialization. Other services have no issues with this. What can be the problem?






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  • What's the underlying Java driver version being used here? This has been present for quite a few releases now. Mind these are java.time.LocalDate etc. JSON is not BSON, so anything else needs a mapping between them. I would have thought org.joda.time.LocalDate would have abstracted from the java.time namespace anyway.
    – Neil Lunn
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  • "org.mongodb.scala" %% "mongo-scala-driver" % "2.2.1" - this is the mongo driver, Java is 1.8
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  • Okay should be java driver 3.6.3, which is as noted before the patches are introduced. So 2.2.1 is quite old, and 2.5.0 is actually current. I suggest you update your project dependencies.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday















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I'm coding services which use case classes with LocalDate property. Previous implementations didn't have any issues with LocalDate codec, but one service is having trouble with the LocalDate codec.
I have this line in my code:



private val javaCodecs =

fromCodecs(new LocalDateTimeDateCodec(), new LocalDateDateCodec())


And I get this when running tests of the service:




org.bson.codecs.configuration.CodecConfigurationException: Can't find a codec for class org.joda.time.LocalDate.




The LocalDate is org.joda.time.LocalDate because of the Play framework JSON serialization. Other services have no issues with this. What can be the problem?






json mongodb scala playframework localdate







share|improve this question






















  • What's the underlying Java driver version being used here? This has been present for quite a few releases now. Mind these are java.time.LocalDate etc. JSON is not BSON, so anything else needs a mapping between them. I would have thought org.joda.time.LocalDate would have abstracted from the java.time namespace anyway.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday












  • "org.mongodb.scala" %% "mongo-scala-driver" % "2.2.1" - this is the mongo driver, Java is 1.8
    – BPetike
    yesterday












  • Okay should be java driver 3.6.3, which is as noted before the patches are introduced. So 2.2.1 is quite old, and 2.5.0 is actually current. I suggest you update your project dependencies.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday













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I'm coding services which use case classes with LocalDate property. Previous implementations didn't have any issues with LocalDate codec, but one service is having trouble with the LocalDate codec.
I have this line in my code:



private val javaCodecs =

fromCodecs(new LocalDateTimeDateCodec(), new LocalDateDateCodec())


And I get this when running tests of the service:




org.bson.codecs.configuration.CodecConfigurationException: Can't find a codec for class org.joda.time.LocalDate.




The LocalDate is org.joda.time.LocalDate because of the Play framework JSON serialization. Other services have no issues with this. What can be the problem?






json mongodb scala playframework localdate







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I'm coding services which use case classes with LocalDate property. Previous implementations didn't have any issues with LocalDate codec, but one service is having trouble with the LocalDate codec.
I have this line in my code:



private val javaCodecs =

fromCodecs(new LocalDateTimeDateCodec(), new LocalDateDateCodec())


And I get this when running tests of the service:




org.bson.codecs.configuration.CodecConfigurationException: Can't find a codec for class org.joda.time.LocalDate.




The LocalDate is org.joda.time.LocalDate because of the Play framework JSON serialization. Other services have no issues with this. What can be the problem?






json mongodb scala playframework localdate




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  • What's the underlying Java driver version being used here? This has been present for quite a few releases now. Mind these are java.time.LocalDate etc. JSON is not BSON, so anything else needs a mapping between them. I would have thought org.joda.time.LocalDate would have abstracted from the java.time namespace anyway.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday












  • "org.mongodb.scala" %% "mongo-scala-driver" % "2.2.1" - this is the mongo driver, Java is 1.8
    – BPetike
    yesterday












  • Okay should be java driver 3.6.3, which is as noted before the patches are introduced. So 2.2.1 is quite old, and 2.5.0 is actually current. I suggest you update your project dependencies.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday


















  • What's the underlying Java driver version being used here? This has been present for quite a few releases now. Mind these are java.time.LocalDate etc. JSON is not BSON, so anything else needs a mapping between them. I would have thought org.joda.time.LocalDate would have abstracted from the java.time namespace anyway.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday












  • "org.mongodb.scala" %% "mongo-scala-driver" % "2.2.1" - this is the mongo driver, Java is 1.8
    – BPetike
    yesterday












  • Okay should be java driver 3.6.3, which is as noted before the patches are introduced. So 2.2.1 is quite old, and 2.5.0 is actually current. I suggest you update your project dependencies.
    – Neil Lunn
    yesterday
















What's the underlying Java driver version being used here? This has been present for quite a few releases now. Mind these are java.time.LocalDate etc. JSON is not BSON, so anything else needs a mapping between them. I would have thought org.joda.time.LocalDate would have abstracted from the java.time namespace anyway.
– Neil Lunn
yesterday






What's the underlying Java driver version being used here? This has been present for quite a few releases now. Mind these are java.time.LocalDate etc. JSON is not BSON, so anything else needs a mapping between them. I would have thought org.joda.time.LocalDate would have abstracted from the java.time namespace anyway.
– Neil Lunn
yesterday














"org.mongodb.scala" %% "mongo-scala-driver" % "2.2.1" - this is the mongo driver, Java is 1.8
– BPetike
yesterday






"org.mongodb.scala" %% "mongo-scala-driver" % "2.2.1" - this is the mongo driver, Java is 1.8
– BPetike
yesterday














Okay should be java driver 3.6.3, which is as noted before the patches are introduced. So 2.2.1 is quite old, and 2.5.0 is actually current. I suggest you update your project dependencies.
– Neil Lunn
yesterday




Okay should be java driver 3.6.3, which is as noted before the patches are introduced. So 2.2.1 is quite old, and 2.5.0 is actually current. I suggest you update your project dependencies.
– Neil Lunn
yesterday

















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