Failed to lazily initialize a collection of role assignedRole

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hi everyone,

I’m trying to use an async function to reduce the response time, but when I try to execute, i get the following error: “failed to lazily initialize a collection of role: sailpoint.object.Identity.assignedRoles, could not initialize proxy - no Session”

my code is doing something like:

List<Bundle> bundles = identity.getBundles(app);
List<Bundle> assignedRoles = identity.getAssignedRoles();
List<Bundle> bundlesComClassificaoExistente = new ArrayList<Bundle>();
        
CompletableFuture<Void> backgroundTask = CompletableFuture.runAsync(() -> {
            try {
                Boolean possuiClassificacao = false;
					for(Bundle b : bundles) {
						List<ObjectClassification> classificationsBundle = b.getClassifications();
						for(ObjectClassification classification : classificationsBundle) {
							if(classification.getClassification().getName().equals(classif)) {
								possuiClassificacao = true;
								bundlesComClassificaoExistente.add(b);
							}
						}
					}
					for(Bundle b : assignedRoles) {
						List<ObjectClassification> classificationsBundle = b.getClassifications();
						for(ObjectClassification classification : classificationsBundle) {
						if(classification.getClassification().getName().equals(classif)) {
							possuiClassificacao = true;
							bundlesComClassificaoExistente.add(b);
						}
					}
				}
            } catch (InterruptedException e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
            }
        });

what can be wrong with assignedRoles variable? the bundles variable is running ok

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@cris1 are u passing identity object or every time you are creating object ?

i prefer to get object each time and decache it once done. also Bundle b should be fine becoz it’s inside for loop. try to comment 2nd for loop and see if problem still persists.

context.getObject(Identity.class, identityName);

if you can share complete code then it would be great.

3

i’m using just one identity object.

i commented the 2nd for loop and it worked without any problem, the real problem its the method getAssignedRoles inside the async function (without async the 2nd for loop worked)

4

try

b.getClassifications() by creating a Transactional method.

5

the only way i found to solve this problem was not use async function

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Hi @cris1 , try calling identity.loadForProvisioning() to force the assignedRoles to be fully loaded