Implementation of java Code for embedded Array query in mongodb

I use the following code on Robo 3T (a mongodbGUI software)

db.getCollection("json").find({"time":{$gte:1528771648859,$lte:1528771698869}},{"data":{$elemMatch :{"deviceid":456789123}}})

can get the results I want, but I can"t use the code

        BasicDBObject query = new BasicDBObject();
        query.put("time",(new BasicDBObject("$gte",1528771648859L)).append("$lte",1528771698869L));
        query.put("data",new BasicDBObject("$elemMatch",new BasicDBObject("deviceid",456789123)));
        DBCursor dbCursor = mongoTemplate.getCollection("json").find(query);

I would like to ask you guys, how can I use java to implement the above sql statement and return the correct results?

Windows intellij-idea java mongodb

Mar.20,2021

first of all, what is written in Robot 3T is not correct. The signature of the find method is

db.<>.find(<>, <>, <>);

{"data": {$elemMatch: {"deviceid": 456789123} already belongs to the projection parameter, although it will not report an error, it is certainly not the result you want. Your equivalent condition is only {"time": {$gte:1528771648859,$lte:1528771698869}} , so the result is found. The code for
Java is correct instead. But because of one more condition, we can't find out the result.

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