In my node.js / express app, when I look into mongoDB, I got the following:
> db.things.find()[0]._id
ObjectId("4da06702584ca3f402000001")
It does exists a collection with id 4da06702584ca3f402000001. But When I use a request, I cannot get it back:
app.get('/thing/show', function(req, res){
res.writeHead(200, {'content-type': 'text/plain'});
Thing = mongoose.model('Thing');
id = "4da06702584ca3f402000001";
Thing.find({ _id : id }, function(thing){
console.log("THING RETRIEVED:" + thing);
res.write(JSON.stringify(thing));
});
res.end();
});
Nothing is returned.
Any idea ?
* UPDATE *
This does not work either:
Thing.find({ _id:ObjectId("4da06702584ca3f402000001")}, function(thing){
I开发者_如何学运维t raises the following error:
Error: This is an abstract interface. Its only purpose is to mark fields as ObjectId in the schema creation.
at ObjectId (/usr/local/lib/node/.npm/mongoose/1.1.24/package/lib/mongoose/schema.js:426:9)...
* SOLUTION *
My bad....
The problem is not with the find function but with the callback method I use... I only provided one single parameter (thing) where I should provide (err, tring).
The problem was in the callback function where I should have used (err, thing) as parameters instead of only (thing).
Try:
Thing.findById(id, function(thing){
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