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I have code that takes advantage of MongoDB's capability to assign the value of a BSONTimestamp server-side. This is done by inserting a DBObject whose first field is a "new BSONTimestamp()". However, Spring Data is not recognizing that BSONTimestamp is a MongoDB-specific class and is converting it to a BasicDBObject. This is file for the cases where this value is populated client-side but breaks when it is populated server-side.
John Butler opened DATAMONGO-1059 and commented
I have code that takes advantage of MongoDB's capability to assign the value of a BSONTimestamp server-side. This is done by inserting a DBObject whose first field is a "new BSONTimestamp()". However, Spring Data is not recognizing that BSONTimestamp is a MongoDB-specific class and is converting it to a BasicDBObject. This is file for the cases where this value is populated client-side but breaks when it is populated server-side.
Please see the "Timestamps" section of http://docs.mongodb.org/manual/reference/bson-types/
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