I have a collection with structure like this:
@Entity
public class RRR{
    private Map<XClas, YClas> xySets;
}
and XClas has a field called ZZZ
my question is:
I would like to aggregate it with lambda to get a Map<ZZZ, List<RRR>>.
Is it possible? Now I'm stuck with:
Map xxx = rrrList.stream().collect(
                Collectors.groupingBy(x->x.xySets().entrySet().stream().collect(
                        Collectors.groupingBy(y->y.getKey().getZZZ()))));
but it's Map<Map<ZZZ, List<XClas>>, List<RRR>> so it's not what I was looking for :)
Right now just to make it work, I did aggregation with two nested loops, but it would be so great, if you could help me make it done with lambdas.
EDIT
I post what I got by now, as asked. I already left nested loops, and I manage to work my way up to this point:
Map<ZZZ, List<RRR>> temp;
rrrList.stream().forEach(x -> x.getxySetsAsList().stream().forEach(z -> {
            if (temp.containsKey(z.getKey().getZZZ())){
                List<RRR> uuu = new LinkedList<>(temp.get(z.getKey().getZZZ()));
                uuu.add(x);
                temp.put(z.getKey().getZZZ(), uuu);
            } else {
                temp.put(z.getKey().getZZZ(), Collections.singletonList(x));
            }
        }));
Thanks in advance
Something like that? :
    Map<ZZZ, List<RRR>> map = new HashMap<>();
    list.stream().forEach(rrr -> {
        rrr.xySets.keySet().stream().forEach(xclas -> {
            if (!map.containsKey(xclas.zzz))
                map.put(xclas.zzz, new ArrayList<RRR>());
            map.get(xclas.zzz).add(rrr);
        });
    });
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