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Content Handling Configuration
The following Windchill properties can be used to configure the content handling capabilities of Windchill. The Property column shows the default setting for each property:
Property
Description
wt.content.httpClass= wt.content.ContentHttp
Identifies the class that processes HTTP requests for upload and download operations. Currently, this value is not configurable and should not be changed.
wt.content.NameFix=false
Identifies whether to open a dialog box when downloading files using the Mozilla Firefox. The default setting of false does not present a dialog box, but opens text files within the browser. To present a dialog box from which users can choose to open, save, or cancel the download, set the property to true.
wt.content.temp=$(wt.temp)
Identifies a temporary directory to which files will be written to upon upload for intermediate processing. This property is not currently used.
wt.content.validEmptyFile=false
Identifies whether a 0-byte file is considered valid for Windchill content (true) or invalid (false). Typically, a 0-byte file is the result of some sort of failure in saving or transferring a file. Therefore, the default value is false. This value should be set to true only if needs to store files from some other application or process that actively utilizes 0-byte placeholder files.
wt.doc.primaryContentRequired=true
(Windchill PDMLink only) Identifies whether primary file is a required field for Windchill PDMLink documents. Since the reason Windchill PDMLink documents exist is to hold file content, the default value is true. This value should be set to false only if there is a reason for Windchill PDMLink documents to exist without any primary content.
These properties reside in the wt.properties file. Use the xconfmanager utility to display existing values or set values for these properties. For details on using the xconfmanager, see Using the xconfmanager Utility.
See Configuration Properties for information about available properties.