The page "Connect to MongoDB Using a JNDI Datasource" refers to files or code from the legacy Java driver in a couple of places:

1. Both the Wildfly and Tomcat instructions say to copy the `mongo-java-driver.jar` file, which was replaced by `mongodb-driver-sync.jar`. For Tomcat at least, there are several other .jar files that need to be copied since this is not an uber jar anymore. (I'm not sure this is a complete list – it doesn't work for me yet.)
   1. mongodb-driver-sync-VERSION.jar
   2. mongodb-driver-core-VERSION.jar
   3. slf4j-api-VERSION.jar
   4. slf4j-log4j12-VERSION.jar
   5. log4j-VERSION.jar
   6. bson-VERSION.jar
   7. bson-record-codec-VERSION.jar
2. The Tomcat instructions for the `<Resource>` entity specifies the non-legacy factory `com.mongodb.client.MongoClientFactory`, but the legacy resource type `com.mongodb.MongoClient` (I believe this resource type should be `com.mongodb.client.MongoClient`.)

This change applies to all documented versions of the Java documentation

A/C:

As a user, I can find up to date information on the dependencies needed to connect to JNDI.