[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/DROOLS-4503?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Gabriele Cardosi updated DROOLS-4503: ------------------------------------- Description: 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! was: 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'." 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! -- This message was sent by Atlassian Jira (v7.13.5#713005)