If using just annotations, then (IIRC) you also need to specify @MemberGroupLayout to declare where the other groups should go.
However, I suggest you use layout.xml instead... more flexible (supports tab groups for example) and can dynamically update while the app is running. HTH Dan On Tue, 14 Feb 2017 at 19:57 L Eder <eder200...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi Dan: > > I would like help in two things: > > 1- > to have two groups - General, and Details - of properties for my > object Component, using @MemberOrder, however what i am getting is all > them under the single default group General. > > 2- > Would like to fill-in all the properties, when creating, however only > Description is editable. > > Please give some help, Eder > > " > public class Component implements Comparable<Component> { > > @MemberOrder(name="General", sequence="1") > @Column(allowsNull = "false") > @Property() > @Getter @Setter > private String description; > > // region > part number (property) > > @MemberOrder(name="General", sequence="2") > @Column(allowsNull = "true") > @Getter @Setter > private String partNumber; > > // endregion > > // region > first date, last date (property) > > @MemberOrder(name="General", sequence="3") > @Column(allowsNull = "true") > @Getter @Setter > private LocalDate firstDate; > > @MemberOrder(name="General", sequence="4") > @Column(allowsNull = "true") > @Getter @Setter > private LocalDate lastDate; > > //endregion > > // region > > > @Column(allowsNull = "true") > @MemberOrder(name="Details", sequence="1") > @Getter @Setter > private String category; > > @Column(allowsNull = "true") > @MemberOrder(name="Details", sequence="2") > @Getter @Setter > private String origin; > > // endregion > > //region > compareTo, toString > .... > " >