Windchill System Administrator's Guide
Windchill System Administrator's Guide
Windchill System Administrator's Guide
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an exception. The format of tag and parameters for this case is exactly the<br />
same with CreateNewObject, but the is SubstituteObject.<br />
• Ignore -- This action does not import the object in the XML file. This action<br />
doesn't require any actor.<br />
<strong>Windchill</strong> Properties for Export and Import<br />
There are some properties to control <strong>Windchill</strong> export or import operations. These<br />
properties can appear in the wt.properties file or in mapping files. If you are not<br />
setting properties through a graphical user interface or in mapping files, you add<br />
or edit properties with the xconfmanager utility, which is discussed elsewhere in<br />
this guide.<br />
• wt.ixb.logLevel (name in wt.properties file or in mapping files) or logLevel<br />
(name in mapping files) -- This property specifies the log level for both export<br />
and import operations. The default value is 0, which means least information<br />
will be written into the log files, for example MethodServer.log. If this value<br />
is set to 4 or larger, it will be in the debug mode.<br />
• wt.ixb.warningAsError (name in wt.properties file or in mapping files) or<br />
warningAsError (name in mapping files). -- The default value is false. It<br />
specifies whether a warning from either export or import should be treated as<br />
an error or not.<br />
<strong>Windchill</strong> Export Properties<br />
There are some properties to control <strong>Windchill</strong> export operations. These<br />
properties can appear in the wt.properties file or in mapping files. If you are not<br />
setting properties through a graphical user interface or in mapping files, you add<br />
or edit properties with the xconfmanager utility, which is discussed elsewhere in<br />
this guide.<br />
• wt.ixb.export.objectSetPageSize (name in wt.properties file or in mapping<br />
files) or export.objectSetPageSize (name in mapping files) -- This property<br />
specifies the page size for export. It deals with an out of memory problem<br />
when the number of objects to be exported is very large. If out of memory is<br />
still experienced, try to decrease the page size. The default value is 1000.<br />
• wt.ixb.export.validateOnExport (name in wt.properties file or in mapping<br />
files) or export.validateOnExport (name in mapping files) -- The default value<br />
is false. Usually for performance considerations this property is set to false in<br />
wt.properties, and it is recommended to set the value to true from the client, if<br />
necessary. When this property is set to true, it will ensures that the export<br />
operations generate valid XML files, for virtually any XML parser, when the<br />
XML files contain "strange" characters. If this property is set to false, some<br />
values in the XML files (mostly for the attributes which are user editable,<br />
such as description of WTDocument objects) may not be acceptable by the<br />
XML parser even if they are manually wrapped by Cdata Sections.<br />
<strong>Windchill</strong> Import and Export 6-21
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