docs(mongodb): Add @ReflectiveAccess to Fruit POJO and fix native-image documentation #1622
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Summary
This PR improves the MongoDB guides by fixing native-image compatibility issues and correcting outdated wording.
Changes included
1. Add
@ReflectiveAccessto Fruit POJOThe MongoDB Java driver’s POJO codec uses reflection to access constructors and fields.
When building GraalVM native images, reflection metadata must be explicitly provided.
Adding
@ReflectiveAccessensures Micronaut’s Graal annotation processor generates the required reflection configuration automatically.Files updated:
2. Documentation improvements
@ReflectiveAccessis required for MongoDB POJO codec.mongo-sync” → “mongo-reactive” in the asynchronous guide’s Test section.Files updated:
micronaut-mongodb-synchronous.adocmicronaut-mongodb-asynchronous.adocWhy this is needed
Without reflection metadata, GraalVM native images fail with: