Reputation: 1618
Recently we have upgraded from Morphia 0.99 to 1.2.x and MongoDB to 3.2.
After that we are seeing a lot of WARNING messages while using collection objects, which are having composite key indexes.
Sample warning is as follows:
WARNING: This index on 'RowData' is using deprecated configuration options. Please update to use the fields value on @Index: @org.mongodb.morphia.annotations.Index(unique=false, dropDups=false, name=, background=false, expireAfterSeconds=-1, value=resultSetId, rowSequence, disableValidation=false, sparse=false, fields=[], [email protected](unique=false, dropDups=false, name=, background=false, expireAfterSeconds=-1, disableValidation=false, language=, languageOverride=, sparse=false))
Index tag on Object is as follows:
@Entity(noClassnameStored = true)
@Indexes({@Index("resultSetId, rowSequence")})
public class RowData implements Transportable { ... }
Is there any way to suppress the warning messages?
Upvotes: 1
Views: 595
Reputation: 142
no need to suppress the warning, it's there to tell you the configuration you are using will not be supported soon.
try this one instead
@Indexes({
@Index(fields = {@Field(value = "resultSetId"), @Field("rowSequence")})
})
Note on IndexOptions:
If migrating from older Index syntax to latest, either leave the IndexOptions part altogether (like above) or make sure you are setting the same options as-is on your collection before change. Otherwise, you will get an exception related to IndexOptions.
Upvotes: 1