JmixDataRepository not finding entries

Question

For some reason JmixDataRepository fails to find a single entity in the database, despite that I checked they do exist.

The code for the repository:

public interface TournamentRepository extends JmixDataRepository<Tournament_, Long> {
    Optional<Tournament_> findBySlug(String slug);
}

Tournament_ entity:

@JmixEntity
@Table(name = "TOURNAMENT_", indexes = {
        @Index(name = "IDX_TOURNAMENT__AUTHOR", columnList = "AUTHOR_ID"),
        @Index(name = "IDX_TOURNAMENT__SCORING_METHOD", columnList = "SCORING_METHOD_ID"),
        @Index(name = "IDX_TOURNAMENT_SCORINGTEMPLATE", columnList = "SCORING_TEMPLATE_ID"),
        @Index(name = "IDX_TOURNAMENT__ON_ROOM", columnList = "ROOM_ID", unique = true)
})
@Entity
public class Tournament_ {
    
    @Column(name = "ID", nullable = false)
    @Id
    @GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
    private Long id;
    
    @Column(name = "IS_FINISHED", nullable = false)
    @NotNull
    private Boolean isFinished = false;
}

The service calls repository here:

public Page<Tournament_> getPage(Integer page, Integer size) {
    System.out.println("Entities found: " + tournamentRepository.count());
    return tournamentRepository.findAll(PageRequest.of(page, size));
}

I added a print statement to do some debugging.

// Entities found: 0

But there is a record in the database.

At this position, I am stuck and have no idea of the direction to look for the answer. I googled the question but it seems nobody had this problem.

Answer 1

Maybe you need to check if the user has permission to read the entity Tournament_.

There is an annotation @ApplyConstraints, which determines whether to use DataManager or UnconstrainedDataManager in repositories. The default value is true(use DataManager), and it's applied on interface JmixDataRepository. That means, if your user has no permission to read corresponding entity, the count result should be 0.

@ApplyConstraints can be applied on both Repository interface or method.

BTW, you can use https://forum.jmix.io to ask Jmix questions and the dev team is really helping there.

Answer 2

In .security package of the project there was an interface annotated with @ResourceRole. It contained the list of classes and the level of access to them.

@ResourceRole(name = "AnonymousRestRole", code = AnonymousRestRole.CODE, scope = "API")
public interface AnonymousRestRole {

@EntityPolicy(entityClass = SomeClass.class, actions = {EntityPolicyAction.ALL})
@EntityPolicy(entityClass = AnotherClass.class, actions = {EntityPolicyAction.READ})
}

Adding the following line to the list solved the problem.

@EntityPolicy(entityClass = Tournament_.class, actions = {EntityPolicyAction.ALL})