"Error" popup report java literal for suggested number ------------------------------------------------------ Key: DROOLS-4503 URL: https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-4503 Project: Drools Issue Type: Bug Components: Scenario Simulation and Testing Reporter: Gabriele Cardosi Assignee: Yeser Amer Priority: Major Attachments: ErrorPopup.png, FollowError.png, InsertedValue.png When the expected value for a field is a java long, the error popup reports "The expected value is '2' but the actual one is '3L'." !ErrorPopup.png|thumbnail! That means the java literal is used for the suggested (correct) value, while the inserted value as-is is shown as the one to correct. _Of course it is possible that this apply to all types whose java literal representation is different then "absolute" value._ This is a little bit inconsistent and confusing, especially for someone not knowing java. The worst consequence is that when user click "Apply", that literal is put inside the cell, !InsertedValue.png|thumbnail! and when sent to server it raise error (because server is expecting a number, not a string) !FollowError.png|thumbnail!