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This paper proposes the use of rules that involve code to implement more semantics for web forms. Separation between content, logic and presentation of web applications has become an important issue for faster building and easy maintaining. Just as CSS applied on the client side to control the overall presentation of web applications, a set of rules can give a similar consistency to the appearance and operation to any set of forms that interact with the same database. We develop of rules to order web form elements and query forms using Reaction RuleML format in conjunction with database metadata rules. Database metadata can be extracted from system catalogue tables in typical relational database systems by several tools depending on Web application environment. The results show that this mechanism successfully insulates application logic from code.

An extended rule framework for web forms: adding to metadata with custom rules to control appearance