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* - ``BsonRepresentation``
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- Specifies the BSON type used to store the value when different from the
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- POJO property. See an example of :ref:`bsonrepresentation-annotation-code-example` on this page.
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+ POJO property. See the :ref:`bsonrepresentation-annotation-code-example` on this page.
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* - ``BsonId``
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- Marks a property to serialize as the _id property.
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| - `BsonDocument <{+api+}/apidocs/bson/org/bson/BsonDocument.html>`__
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| - ``Map<String, Object>``
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- | See an example of a :ref:`BsonExtraElements Annotation Example <bsonextraelements-annotation-code-example>`.
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+ | See the :ref:`BsonExtraElements Annotation Example
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+ <bsonextraelements-annotation-code-example>` on this page.
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The following code snippet shows a sample POJO called ``Product`` that uses
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several of the preceding annotations.
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- identify the constructor using the ``BsonCreator`` annotation
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For an example of setting the ``ANNOTATION_CONVENTION``, see the
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- :ref:`ANNOTATION_CONVENTION example <bson-annotation-convention>`.
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+ :ref:`ANNOTATION_CONVENTION tip <bson-annotation-convention>`.
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For an example of the ``BsonCreator`` annotation, see the
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- :ref:`POJO with annotation code example <bson-annotation-code-example>`.
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+ :ref:`sample POJO code <bson-annotation-code-example>`.
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.. _pojo-serialization-customization:
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