When our application is loading a DBOject/Document instance from our MongoDB, we need to convert all of the UTC dates in it into ZoneDateTime values using the zoneIdName, which is within the DBObject/Document instance. We have a lot of Date fields in the DBObject, so I'd like to avoid having to implement a DBOject level Spring Data MongoDB Converter.
Is it possible to use a DBOject field level Spring Data MongoDB Converter, such as the following, which uses a field in the DBObject (ie zoneIdName), to be able to perform the conversion to a ZoneDateTime? If not, I will have to implement an object-level Converter, but it will be tedious...
Thank you for your interest and time.
class ZonedDateTimeReadConverter :
Converter<Date, ZonedDateTime> {
override fun convert(date: Date): ZonedDateTime {
// Need to replace "America/LosAngeles" with
// a value from a field in the object being processed.
return date.toInstant().atZone(ZoneId.of("America/LosAngeles"))
}
}
seems that converter for whole object is only option
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