The MongoProtocolException class

Introduction

When talking to MongoDB 2.6.0, and later, certain operations (such as writes) may throw MongoProtocolException when the response from the server did not make sense - for example during network failure (we could read the entire response) or data corruption.

This exception is also thrown when attempting to talk newer protocols then the server supports, for example using the MongoWriteBatch when talking to a MongoDB server prior to 2.6.0.

Class synopsis

MongoProtocolException extends MongoException {

/* Inherited properties */

protected string $message ;

protected int $code ;

protected string $file ;

protected int $line ;

}

Examples

Example #1 Catching MongoProtocolException

Running the following example against MongoDB prior to 2.6.0 will throw an MongoProtocolException


<?php
$mc = new MongoClient("localhost");
$c = $mc->selectCollection("test", "test");

try {
    $batch = new MongoInsertBatch($c);
} catch(MongoProtocolException $e) {
    echo $e->getMessage();
}
?>

The above examples will output something similar to:

Current primary does not have a Write API