Explain Jarvis Framework identity, Mongo serialization, and projection concepts.
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Provides structured guidance for understanding and using Jarvis Framework's identity system, Mongo serialization, and projection engines to accelerate development and troubleshooting.
Ask Jarvis to explain how EventStoreIdentity works and how IdentityManager is configured in a new project.
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EventStoreIdentity works with IdentityManager by providing a structured identity system for event sourcing. IdentityManager handles identity translation and configuration, ensuring events are correctly mapped to domain entities in Jarvis Framework projects.
ProjectionEngine handles standard live projections for event streams, while AtomicProjectionEngine manages atomic read models using IAtomicCollectionReader<TModel>. The atomic engine ensures consistent reads during projection rebuilds and live processing.
MongoFlatMapper configures Mongo serialization by flattening complex domain objects for storage. Discriminator rules are managed through MessagesRegistration, ensuring correct type mapping and polymorphic deserialization of event messages.
Live projections may fail to update due to issues with IProjection implementation, ProjectionEngine configuration, or signal handling. Debugging involves verifying event dispatch, checking IAtomicCollectionReader<TModel> queries, and ensuring atomic read model consistency.
Yes, Jarvis Framework's identity translation integrates with existing MongoDB setups. You configure IdentityManager and MongoFlatMapper to map EventStoreIdentity values to your current document structure while maintaining serialization rules.
RebuildProjectionEngine should be used when you need to reconstruct projection states from the beginning of the event stream. It differs from the standard ProjectionEngine by replaying all historical events to rebuild atomic read models.
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