rule editor

Open it with the MTF mapping rule editor (. rdl is the default extension bound to the editor).

Finally, the Rule editor enables you to extend the rule set with additional rules.

system includes data input modular , appraisement inference modular , evaluation result export modular and rule editor modular.

The rule editor is displayed in the bottom frame.

Much like application objects, the resource is introspected for the list of properties to show in the rule editor.

Ensure that Bindings is selected in the drop-down menu for the rule types, then select tostart the rule editor.

Ensure that Bindings is selected in the drop-down menu for the rule types and press tostart the rule editor.

Dynamic properties are properties which are defined in the rule editor.

Now, create a project in the Personalization workspace where you can define your rules using the rule editor.

Another nice change is that invoking the rule editor no longer launches a new window; you edit your rules in place.

Now, create a project in WPCP where you can define your rules using the personalization rule editor.

Use the built-in rule editor to create additional rules.

Click on the button to create a new profiler rule in the rule editor (Figure 31).

The rule editor provides basic editing features (such as syntax checking and highlighting).

For example, if the object is a shopping cart with a public getDiscountCode method, you will see a discountCode property in the rule editor.

In the rule editor, click the Rule Properties tab and complete the following fields