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MongoDB Installation and Java Operations Guide

The document provides a step-by-step guide for downloading and installing MongoDB, including configuration as a Windows service and verification of installation. It also outlines operations such as creating a collection, inserting, finding, updating, and deleting employee records using Java code. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating a Java bean for employee information and testing it with a main class.

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MongoDB Installation and Java Operations Guide

The document provides a step-by-step guide for downloading and installing MongoDB, including configuration as a Windows service and verification of installation. It also outlines operations such as creating a collection, inserting, finding, updating, and deleting employee records using Java code. Additionally, it includes instructions for creating a Java bean for employee information and testing it with a main class.

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Assignment–06

OBJECTIVE: Download MongoDB and execute following operations – CREATE,


INSERT, FIND, DELETE, UPDATE

PART–1

1. Download MongoDB Installer

 Visit the official MongoDB download page: MongoDB Installation Docs


 Choose the Community Edition (free version)
 Select the MSI installer for Windows
 Click Download

2. Run the Installer

 Double-click the downloaded .msi file


 Choose Complete Setup (recommended)
 Optionally, check the box to install MongoDB Compass (GUI tool)

3. Configure MongoDB as a Windows Service

 During installation, select the option to run MongoDB as a Windows service


 This allows MongoDB to start automatically with your system

4. Verify Installation

 Open Command Prompt and type: mongod --version


 You should see the installed version details

5. Start Using MongoDB

 You can interact with MongoDB using:


○ MongoDB Shell (mongosh)
○ MongoDB Compass (GUI)
 To start the shell, type:

mongosh

PART–2 Code:

use
companyDB;

CREATE:

[Link]("employees");

INSERT
// Access and print employee details
[Link]("Employee ID: " + [Link]());
[Link]("Name: " + [Link]());
[Link]("Department: " + [Link]());
[Link]("Email: " + [Link]());
[Link]("Salary: $" + [Link]());

3. Compile and Run

Use a terminal or command prompt:

javac [Link] [Link] java Main

output:

Employee ID: 101


Name: Alice
Department: Engineering
Email: alice@[Link]
Salary: $75000.0
Assignment – 7

Objective: Create a java bean for employee information

Code:

1. Save the Bean Class

Create a file named [Link] and paste the Java Bean code into it.

[Link] public class


Employee { private int id;
private String name; private
String department; private
String email; private double
salary; public Employee() {}

public Employee(int id, String name, String department, String email,


double salary) {
[Link] = id; [Link] = name;
[Link] = department;
[Link] = email;
[Link] = salary;
}

// Getters and setters…

2. Create a Main Class to Run It

Create another file named [Link] to test the Employee bean.

[Link] public
class Main { public
static void
main(String[] args)
{

// Create an Employee object using the parameterized constructor


Employee emp = new Employee(101, "Alice", "Engineering",
"alice@[Link]",
75000.0);

[Link]({

empID: 101, name: "Alice",

salary: 75000, designing:

"UI/UX", department: "Design"

});
// FIND

[Link]({

empID: 101 });

// UPDATE

[Link]({

empID: 101 },

{ $set: { salary: 80000 } }

);

// DELETE

[Link]({

empID: 101 });

OUTPUT:

css

Copy code

Found: {

_id: new

ObjectId(".."), empID:

101, name: "Alice",

salary: 75000,

designing: "UI/UX",

department: "Design"

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