Conventions related to querying

FindPropertyNameForIndex and FindPropertyNameForDynamicIndex

These two conventions specify functions that are used to find the indexed property name for a static index or a dynamic one. This can be useful when you are indexing nested properties of complex types. Their default implementations are:

conventions.setFindPropertyNameForIndex(new PropertyNameFinder() {
  @Override
  public String find(Class<?> indexedType, String indexedName, String path, String prop) {
    return (path + prop).replace(",", "_").replace(".", "_");
  }
});
conventions.setFindPropertyNameForDynamicIndex(new PropertyNameFinder() {
  @Override
  public String find(Class<?> indexedType, String indexedName, String path, String prop) {
    return path + prop;
  }
});

The arguments in the order of appearance: an indexed document type, an index name, a current path and a property path.

DefaultQueryingConsistency

The consistency options used when querying a database. Its default value is:

conventions.setDefaultQueryingConsistency(ConsistencyOptions.NONE);

This option ensures that after querying an index at time T, you will never see the results of the index at a time prior to T. This is ensured by the server and require no action from the client. Note that because of the indexing process done by the server in the background you might get stale index results.

If you really need your query results to include documents you have just changed or added, you can use the option:

conventions.setDefaultQueryingConsistency(ConsistencyOptions.ALWAYS_WAIT_FOR_NON_STALE_RESULTS_AS_OF_LAST_WRITE);

Then the client will wait 15 seconds for non-stale results, using an etag of a last written document within a session as a cut-off point. If after that time the results are still stale, then TimeoutException will be thrown.

AllowQueriesOnId

It determines whether queries on document id are allowed. By default, queries on id are disabled, because it is far more efficient to do a load() than a query() if you already know the id.

conventions.setAllowQueriesOnId(false);