Determines whether a new revision can be translated, even if the previous revisions have not been set to the Preparation State.

Yes (default) allows a new revision of the document to be translated; do not change it.

Specifies the core translation workflow template responsible for creating, exporting, and importing a translation document. It’s invoked by the Translation Workflow Process.

Set to Core Translation Process by default.

Specifies whether to generate XLIFFs automatically when a translation or quotation package is created. The XLIFFs are set to the same state as the structure. XLIFFs are created for service structure strings, such as attributes. Dynamic documents are not included.

Yes (default) automatically creates XLIFFs of service structure objects when creating a translation or quotation package.

Specifies the internal name of the attribute for the dynamic document language attribute. Also referred to as the Language attribute.

Set to PTC_DD_LANGUAGE, which is a global attribute for dynamic document and its subtypes by default.

Specifies the path to a directory where the translated package is returned from the vendors.

Specify a directory where Windchill has read access and vendors have write access.

Specify the path to the directory. For example:

Specifies the import translation workflow template which unzips the translation package returned by the vendor and checks in the translated content.

Set to Import Translation Process by default.

Specifies the state that will be assigned automatically to a translatable object in Windchill when it’s sent out for translation.

Specify one of the lifecycle states for your context. By default, it’s set to INWORK.

Specifies whether to include a representation, if one exists, in the translation package. The translation package will include the default representation for the service structure and any default representations for the dynamic documents in the structure.

When a translation operation includes a pivot language, the default representation for the pivot is picked up at the time the translation package is created.

Yes (default) includes representations. Set to No to prevent.

Specifies each source and its target language.

The source language must be one specified in Source Languages. The target language must be one specified in Supported Languages.

The specified target languages provide the choices of Package Languages in the Create Translation Package dialog box.

Pivot languages are specified as part of Source Languages, and are not specified separately in Language Pairs.

Specify the language code in the form:

For example, en|fr.

By default, en source is paired with a list of target languages.

Specifies the state of a translated document that is canceled for translation. It is assigned manually when the target translation document will be replaced in a subsequent translation package.

Specify one of the lifecycle states for your context. By default, it’s set to CANCELLED.

Specifies the state of a source document, which is manually assigned, to indicate it is ready for translation.

Specify one of the lifecycle states for your context. By default, it’s set to RELEASED.

Specifies whether the folders storing the translated documents and XLIFFs use the same folder structure as the source language documents.

Set to Yes (the default).

Must be set to Yes for Use Object Name in Folder Path to work.

Specifies the quotation translation workflow template responsible for creating a translation document.

Quote packages are generated only for direct target languages and for pivot languages. No quotation package will be generated for a target language configured to use an intermediary pivot language. Only the pivot language quotation package will be generated.

Set to Quote Translation Process by default.

Specifies the source languages and optionally their pivot language. To set a source and pivot, use | as a separator, for example, fr|en.

Set to en by default.

Specifies the set of target languages that can be used in translation.

These languages are used to specify the target language in Language Pairs and to define the language folder of the context where the translation documents will be stored. See Translation Package Data Context.

Specify the language using the form:

Language name|Language code|context type|context name|Folder name.

For example:

Specifies a vendor name and an external export directory to store files to be picked up by the translation vendors.

Be sure Windchill has write access and the vendor has read access.

Specify the vendor and directory using the form:

For example:

Specifies the subtype definitions of objects that can be translated. Be sure to use the WCTYPE| prefix.

By default, defines the subtypes for service structures and dynamic documents.

Specifies the internal name of the translate attribute for the dynamic document which determines whether the document is included in a translation package.

Set to PTC_DD_TRANSLATE, which is a global attribute for dynamic document and its subtypes by default.

Specifies the state of a translated document to indicate it is approved. The state is assigned manually after the document has been imported from the translation vendor and reviewed.

Specify one of the lifecycle states for your context. By default, it’s set to RELEASED.

Specifies the subtype definitions for baselines. Specify full type definitions, starting with the root type WCTYPE|.

Not set by default.

Specifies the roles that have access to translation documents and actions. The Translation actions must be enabled for this role on the Configure Actions for Roles dialog box.

Check to be sure the correct users are assigned to these roles and that they have the proper permissions.

Specify role names using upper case letters. By default, it’s set to:

Specifies the link type definition for the link from the source document to the target translation.

Publishing processes follow this link to find the targeted translation document.

By default, it’s set to:

WCTYPE|com.ptc.arbortext.windchill.translation.TranslationLink. You shouldn’t change this value, however, you can create a subtype for it.

Defines the name pattern of the translation package baseline.

By default, set to empty.

For the current naming convention pattern, see Creating a Translation Package.

Specifies, for each Supported Languages entry, the location where a translation package baseline should be stored.

A language code is supplied for each subfolder, using the codes specified in Supported Languages.

Specify the location where you would like to store the translation package baselines.

By default, it’s set to

Specifies the frequency that the vendor folder is checked for content (specified by External Import Folder)

For information on resetting this value to take effect immediately, refer to the procedure in Managing Translation Objects.

Specify the number of minutes between each check for returned vendor content. Set to 60 by default, which is the minimum. Setting to a value less than 60 will reset the value to 60.

Specifies the translation process that runs after translation files have been imported from the vendor.

Not set by default.

Specifies the main translation process, which is triggered by the user creating a translation package. It launches the Core Translation Process.

Set to Main Translation Process by default.

Specifies whether to include the name of the source document in the target folder path. The object name is appended to the folder name defined in the Supported Languages preference.

Set to Yes by default.

Preserve Source Language Folder Path must also be set to Yes.

If both Use Source Context Name in Folder Path and Use Object Name in Folder Path are set to Yes, the document name follows the context name.

Specifies whether to include the name of the source document’s context for the target folder path. The context name is appended to the target folder name defined in the Supported Languages preference.

Set to Yes by default.