[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-3474?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Gabriele Cardosi edited comment on DROOLS-3474 at 1/17/19 2:09 AM: ------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi [~srambach] [~zhutaojiajia] [~danielezonca], that [slide|https://redhat.invisionapp.com/share/QKPP3JRPV9E#/screens/338779440] is very simplistic. It just shows the basic concept of a map, i.e. each "item" is made of two values, called "key" (to the left) and "value" (to the right). In that example we have a map with five elements: the first has "Apple" as key and "5" as value, and so on. The problem is that often "key" and "value" are not simple object (i.e. String, number, date) but complex ones. So we have to figure out that instead of "Apple" (a String) we could have for ex. "Person" (an object that has some properties) and another object (for ex. "City") for value. That's why I was talking of two "panels" (I was thinking to the editing box): somehow the editing box for the map should be like having two "list" editing box (the one used to create items on the list) side by side. Does this make sense? Hope to have been clear. was (Author: gabriolo): Hi [~srambach] [~zhutaojiajia] [~danielezonca], that [slide|https://redhat.invisionapp.com/share/QKPP3JRPV9E#/screens/338779440] is very simplistic. It just shows the basic concept of a map, i.e. each "item" is made of two values, called "key" (to the left) and "value" (to the right). In that example we have a map with five elements: the first has "Apple" as key and "5" as value, and so on. The problem is that often "key" and "value" are not simple object (i.e. String, number, date) but complex ones. So we have to figure out that instead of "Apple" (a String) we could have for ex. "Person" (an object that has some properties) and another object (for ex. "City") for value. That's why I was talking of two "panels" (I was thinking to the editing box): somehow the editing box for the map should be like having two "list" editing box (the one used to edit list) side by side. Does this make sense? Hope to have been clear. -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.12.1#712002)