object MongoCredential
Represents credentials to authenticate to a MongoDB server, as well as the source of the credentials and the authentication mechanism to use.
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- def createCredential(userName: String, database: String, password: Array[Char]): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance with an unspecified mechanism.
Creates a MongoCredential instance with an unspecified mechanism. The client will negotiate the best mechanism based on the version of the server that the client is authenticating to. If the server version is 3.0 or higher, the driver will authenticate using the SCRAM-SHA-1 mechanism. Otherwise, the driver will authenticate using the MONGODB_CR mechanism.
- userName
the user name
- database
the database where the user is defined
- password
the user's password
- returns
the credential
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- def createGSSAPICredential(userName: String): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the GSSAPI SASL mechanism.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the GSSAPI SASL mechanism. To override the default service name of
mongodb, add a mechanism property with the nameSERVICE_NAME. To force canonicalization of the host name prior to authentication, add a mechanism property with the nameCANONICALIZE_HOST_NAMEwith the valuetrue.- userName
the non-null user name
- returns
the credential
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- def createMongoX509Credential(): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the MongoDB X.509 protocol where the distinguished subject name of the client certificate acts as the userName.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the MongoDB X.509 protocol where the distinguished subject name of the client certificate acts as the userName.
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the credential
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1.2
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Requires MongoDB 3.4 or greater
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- def createMongoX509Credential(userName: String): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the MongoDB X.509 protocol.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the MongoDB X.509 protocol.
- userName
the user name
- returns
the credential
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- def createPlainCredential(userName: String, source: String, password: Array[Char]): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the PLAIN SASL mechanism.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the PLAIN SASL mechanism.
- userName
the non-null user name
- source
the source where the user is defined. This can be either
$externalor the name of a database.- password
the non-null user password
- returns
the credential
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- def createScramSha1Credential(userName: String, source: String, password: Array[Char]): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the SCRAM-SHA-1 SASL mechanism.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the SCRAM-SHA-1 SASL mechanism. Use this method only if you want to ensure that the driver uses the MONGODB_CR mechanism regardless of whether the server you are connecting to supports a more secure authentication mechanism. Otherwise use the createCredential method to allow the driver to negotiate the best mechanism based on the server version.
- userName
the non-null user name
- source
the source where the user is defined.
- password
the non-null user password
- returns
the credential
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- def createScramSha256Credential(userName: String, source: String, password: Array[Char]): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the SCRAM-SHA-256 SASL mechanism.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the SCRAM-SHA-256 SASL mechanism.
- userName
the non-null user name
- source
the source where the user is defined.
- password
the non-null user password
- returns
the credential
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Requires MongoDB 4.0 or greater
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- def createMongoCRCredential(userName: String, database: String, password: Array[Char]): com.mongodb.MongoCredential
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the MongoDB Challenge Response protocol.
Creates a MongoCredential instance for the MongoDB Challenge Response protocol. Use this method only if you want to ensure that the driver uses the MONGODB_CR mechanism regardless of whether the server you are connecting to supports a more secure authentication mechanism. Otherwise use the createCredential method to allow the driver to negotiate the best mechanism based on the server version.
- userName
the user name
- database
the database where the user is defined
- password
the user's password
- returns
the credential
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- Deprecated
(Since version 2.4) MONGODB-CR was replaced by SCRAM-SHA-1 in MongoDB 3.0, and is now deprecated.
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This is the documentation for the MongoDB Scala driver.
Driver structure
The mongodb scala driver.
To get started you need a MongoClient instance, either from a connection string or via a org.mongodb.scala.MongoClientSettings.
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