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i am currently working on a quarkus project which utilizes hibernate and a criteriabuilder to access data on postrgresql databases.

We recently updated the Quarkus BOM, which included upgrading Hibernate (core) from version 6.2 to 6.6. After upgrading, we now receive an error when building a postgresql command using the jakarta.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder:

Parameter 0 of function 'array_position()' requires an array type, but argument is of type 'java.util.List'

This specific error is thrown at this sub-function on the last line:

    /**
     * Creates an expression that can be used to determine if the array at the given path contains the given element.
     *
     * @param criteriaBuilder The criteria builder.
     * @param arrayPath       The path to the array.
     * @param element         The element to look for.
     * @param <T>             The type of the elements in the array. The element must have the same type.
     * @return The expression to check an array for the given element.
     */
    public <T> Predicate createArrayContainsExpression(final CriteriaBuilder criteriaBuilder,
                                                       final Path<String> arrayPath,
                                                       final Expression<T> element) {
        // array_position($array, $element) returns the index of $element in $array or NULL, if it is not contained.
        // If looking for null, we pass null for $element, the result will be non-null (an integer),
        // if the array contains null or null if the array does not contain null. That's why we check the result with
        // IS NOT NULL. This is more intuitive for non-null values of element.
        // The following code translates to the SQL:
        // array_position(array, $element) IS NOT NULL
        return criteriaBuilder.isNotNull(criteriaBuilder.function(
            "array_position",
            Boolean.class,
            arrayPath,
            element
        ));
    }

The input arrayPath of createArrayContainsExpression points to a field of a entity class, which seems to be the issue. Here is a minimal example:

    @Column(name = "demand_types")
    @JdbcTypeCode(Types.ARRAY)
    @Convert(converter = DemandType.DemandTypeListConverter.class)
    private List<DemandType> demandTypes;

The DemandTypeListConverter implements AttributeConverter (see below) and is responsible for converting between a short value within the database and enums in java (DemandType is an enum).

public interface DbEnum {
    Short getDbValue();

    static <T extends DbEnum> T convert(Class<T> enumClass, Short value) {
        Short nonNullValue = value == null ? -1 : value;

        return Stream.of(enumClass.getEnumConstants())
            .filter(c -> c.getDbValue().equals(nonNullValue))
            .findFirst()
            .orElseThrow(IllegalArgumentException::new);
    }

    abstract class EnumConverter<T extends DbEnum> implements AttributeConverter<T, Short> {

        /**
         * Maps enum values to database values of type short/smallint
         *
         * @param dbEnum the enum value that should be mapped to a database entry
         * @return the integer value corresponding to the enum value.
         */
        @Override
        public Short convertToDatabaseColumn(T dbEnum) {
            if (dbEnum == null) {
                return null;
            }
            return dbEnum.getDbValue();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Base class for converters between list typed {@link DbEnum} entity attributes and smallint / short typed database
     * array attributes.
     *
     * @param <T> The concrete type of {@link DbEnum}.
     */
    abstract class EnumListConverter<T extends DbEnum> implements AttributeConverter<List<T>, Short[]> {
        @Override
        public final Short[] convertToDatabaseColumn(final List<T> attribute) {
            if (attribute == null) {
                return null;
            }

            Short[] dbValues = new Short[attribute.size()];
            for (int i = 0; i < attribute.size(); i++) {
                dbValues[i] = attribute.get(i).getDbValue();
            }
            return dbValues;
        }

        @Override
        public final List<T> convertToEntityAttribute(final Short[] dbData) {
            if (dbData == null) {
                return null;
            }

            List<T> dbEnumList = new ArrayList<>();
            for (Short dbValue : dbData) {
                final T converted = convert(dbValue);
                dbEnumList.add(converted);
            }
            return dbEnumList;
        }

        public abstract T convert(final Short dbValue);
    }
}

What have I tried already?

  • Using a older quarkus-bom version which includes older hibernate versions. Did not work, as older quarkus-bom versions lead to the same issue. Also, older quarkus-bom versions include a CVE which I was trying to remove in the first place.
  • Use Java arrays instead of Lists in my entity-class. This resolved to a similiar issue: Parameter 0 of function 'array_position()' requires an array type, but argument is of type 'com.bmw.ispi.leads.cockpit.lead.handling.entity.enums.NotificationStatus[]'
  • Tried to utilize a GitHub issue which seemed to have a similiar topic. However, I did not completely match my issue, as I found out after further investigation.

Does anyone have further ideas what the issue might be and how I can resolve it?

i am currently working on a quarkus project which utilizes hibernate and a criteriabuilder to access data on postrgresql databases.

We recently updated the Quarkus BOM, which included upgrading Hibernate (core) from version 6.2 to 6.6. After upgrading, we now receive an error when building a postgresql command using the jakarta.persistence.criteria.CriteriaBuilder:

Parameter 0 of function 'array_position()' requires an array type, but argument is of type 'java.util.List'

This specific error is thrown at this sub-function on the last line:

    /**
     * Creates an expression that can be used to determine if the array at the given path contains the given element.
     *
     * @param criteriaBuilder The criteria builder.
     * @param arrayPath       The path to the array.
     * @param element         The element to look for.
     * @param <T>             The type of the elements in the array. The element must have the same type.
     * @return The expression to check an array for the given element.
     */
    public <T> Predicate createArrayContainsExpression(final CriteriaBuilder criteriaBuilder,
                                                       final Path<String> arrayPath,
                                                       final Expression<T> element) {
        // array_position($array, $element) returns the index of $element in $array or NULL, if it is not contained.
        // If looking for null, we pass null for $element, the result will be non-null (an integer),
        // if the array contains null or null if the array does not contain null. That's why we check the result with
        // IS NOT NULL. This is more intuitive for non-null values of element.
        // The following code translates to the SQL:
        // array_position(array, $element) IS NOT NULL
        return criteriaBuilder.isNotNull(criteriaBuilder.function(
            "array_position",
            Boolean.class,
            arrayPath,
            element
        ));
    }

The input arrayPath of createArrayContainsExpression points to a field of a entity class, which seems to be the issue. Here is a minimal example:

    @Column(name = "demand_types")
    @JdbcTypeCode(Types.ARRAY)
    @Convert(converter = DemandType.DemandTypeListConverter.class)
    private List<DemandType> demandTypes;

The DemandTypeListConverter implements AttributeConverter (see below) and is responsible for converting between a short value within the database and enums in java (DemandType is an enum).

public interface DbEnum {
    Short getDbValue();

    static <T extends DbEnum> T convert(Class<T> enumClass, Short value) {
        Short nonNullValue = value == null ? -1 : value;

        return Stream.of(enumClass.getEnumConstants())
            .filter(c -> c.getDbValue().equals(nonNullValue))
            .findFirst()
            .orElseThrow(IllegalArgumentException::new);
    }

    abstract class EnumConverter<T extends DbEnum> implements AttributeConverter<T, Short> {

        /**
         * Maps enum values to database values of type short/smallint
         *
         * @param dbEnum the enum value that should be mapped to a database entry
         * @return the integer value corresponding to the enum value.
         */
        @Override
        public Short convertToDatabaseColumn(T dbEnum) {
            if (dbEnum == null) {
                return null;
            }
            return dbEnum.getDbValue();
        }
    }

    /**
     * Base class for converters between list typed {@link DbEnum} entity attributes and smallint / short typed database
     * array attributes.
     *
     * @param <T> The concrete type of {@link DbEnum}.
     */
    abstract class EnumListConverter<T extends DbEnum> implements AttributeConverter<List<T>, Short[]> {
        @Override
        public final Short[] convertToDatabaseColumn(final List<T> attribute) {
            if (attribute == null) {
                return null;
            }

            Short[] dbValues = new Short[attribute.size()];
            for (int i = 0; i < attribute.size(); i++) {
                dbValues[i] = attribute.get(i).getDbValue();
            }
            return dbValues;
        }

        @Override
        public final List<T> convertToEntityAttribute(final Short[] dbData) {
            if (dbData == null) {
                return null;
            }

            List<T> dbEnumList = new ArrayList<>();
            for (Short dbValue : dbData) {
                final T converted = convert(dbValue);
                dbEnumList.add(converted);
            }
            return dbEnumList;
        }

        public abstract T convert(final Short dbValue);
    }
}

What have I tried already?

  • Using a older quarkus-bom version which includes older hibernate versions. Did not work, as older quarkus-bom versions lead to the same issue. Also, older quarkus-bom versions include a CVE which I was trying to remove in the first place.
  • Use Java arrays instead of Lists in my entity-class. This resolved to a similiar issue: Parameter 0 of function 'array_position()' requires an array type, but argument is of type 'com.bmw.ispi.leads.cockpit.lead.handling.entity.enums.NotificationStatus[]'
  • Tried to utilize a GitHub issue https://github.com/vladmihalcea/hypersistence-utils/issues/708 which seemed to have a similiar topic. However, I did not completely match my issue, as I found out after further investigation.

Does anyone have further ideas what the issue might be and how I can resolve it?

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As of Hibernate ORM 6.6 array functions are supported out of the box, but your entity mapping seems a bit odd. Please remove the @Convert(converter = DemandType.DemandTypeListConverter.class) part from the mapping. Hibernate ORM is able to map the list to a native array automatically.

Also, Hibernate ORM has a array_contains function that you can use, or in your case array_contains_nullable:

public <T> Predicate createArrayContainsExpression(final CriteriaBuilder criteriaBuilder,
                                                   final Path<?> arrayPath,
                                                   final Expression<T> element) {
    return criteriaBuilder.isTrue(criteriaBuilder.function(
        "array_contains_nullable",
        Boolean.class,
        arrayPath,
        element
    ));
}

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