I’m trying to expire some documents using the java api. If I provide a TTL of 3 months it doesn’t seem to be working. I don’t get any error but the document doesn’t get inserted at all.
This page says that in order to provide a TTL over 30 days I must provide a ttl ‘unix time’ (what ever that means) rather than a number of seconds from now.
Assuming that this is the problem, the java api the only appears to allow a TTL to be specified in seconds (rather than unix time):
/**
* Creates a {@link JsonDocument} which the document id, JSON content and the expiration time.
*
* @param id the per-bucket unique document id.
* @param content the content of the document.
* @param expiry the expiration time of the document.
* @return a {@link JsonDocument}.
*/
public static JsonDocument create(String id, int expiry, JsonObject content) {
return new JsonDocument(id, expiry, content, 0, null);
}
Is there a way to specify a TTL over 30 days using the java api?