There are a few things I skimmed over or skipped in my WOWODC D2W presentation (too much information, not enough time). One particular item may trip up a new D2W developer, it is an important setting that allows RuleModeler to communicate with WOLips and enables rapid turnaround when you edit rules during development.
Luckily there is a page in the wiki that details the steps you need to take.
Ramsey Gurley does a great job of explaining the D2W rules system (and why Project Wonder is invaluable) in this article on the wiki.
A highly recommended read.
Stéphane Corthésy has posted details about Rule Modeler 1.4 here. If you use WebObjects D2W (Direct to Web) then you will want to use this tool.
To group your edit form fields use sectionsContents instead of displayPropertyKeys. A rule for a User for might look like this:
LH: pageConfiguration = 'EditUser'
RH: sectionsContents =
(
(
"Personal Info",
"salutation",
"firstName",
"lastName",
"emailAddress",
"phone",
"phoneExtension",
"mobile"),
(
"Address",
"address.address1",
"address.address2",
"address.city",
"address.province",
"address.postalCode"),
(
"Details",
"organization",
"role",
"loginCredential.password",
"loginCredential.isActive",
"loginCredential.role"
)
)This will result in a form that looks something like this:
Standard assumptions apply: Wonder’s D2W classes are being used.