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Locale
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Specify a locale
for the top-level source and target folders.
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Context
URL
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Specify the URL
of the parent page to which this asset belongs. This is used for the
viewer in context mode. See Context URL for more details.
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Comments
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Add comments,
if needed.
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Translation
Memory
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For the target
folder only, specify a translation memory.
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Term
Database
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For the target
folder only, specify a terminology database.
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Filter
Configuration
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Specify which filter to use (only available if there are multiple
filter configuration instances for the appropriate filters). Alternatively,
if you have selected a directory, you may specify a filter group.
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For a file - If a file has a filter
associated with it through the MIME type, and the filter has at least
one custom configuration defined, the Filter Configuration property
will be shown. The user can select the desired configuration, and
this configuration will be used to parse the file.
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For a directory - If there is at
least one custom configuration for any of the filters defined in WorldServer,
then the Filter Configuration property will be available for directories.
It will list all the configurations in the form of Filter Name: Config Name. If you have
defined any filter groups associated
with the MIME type and filter for this directory, you can select a
filter group. If the value is a filter group, when WorldServer segments
the asset, the filter group is searched for an entry that contains
the MIME type of the source asset being filtered. If one is found,
the filter and filter configuration in that entry are used. If not,
the base filter and filter configuration for the MIME type are used.
Select the appropriate configuration, which will be inherited by
all files under this directory. If a file filter is compatible with
the selected configuration, then the configuration will be used. Otherwise,
the default configuration will be used.
For example, directory A contains files one.html and two.doc files. The user
sets HTML Filter: My Config to the
directory A. This configuration will be used to parse one.html, but will be
ignored while parsing two.doc (which will be parsed using the default DOC filter
configuration).
This feature was developed
to control parsing rules for different files rather than for the same
file across multiple locales. Because WorldServer caches parsing results
and reuses them for all the locales, multiple configuration will not
take effect in this case. If separate parsing rules for multiple locales
are required, contact WorldServer support.
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Entry
Form
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Specify which
Entry Form to use for any assets under this path. Set up the Entry
Form at .
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Triggers
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Specify which
triggers to activate.
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Editing
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Specify which
Click and Edit editor to use for the asset, either the Click and Edit
1.0 editor (more restrictive), or the WYSIWYG editor.
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AIS Mask
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Select an AIS Mask, if you have defined
one, to control what objects can be used for this asset. The objects
you can mask must be of the following object type: AIS Properties,
Publishing Objects, or Workflows.
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Encoding
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Choose whether to use the default encoding
declared in the locale or whether to override the encoding locally.
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Machine Translation Configuration
(for target assets)
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Select which Machine Translation configuration
to use by default during lookups in the Browser Workbench, and for
scoping. If no MT adapters have been configured, this AIS property
does not display.
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Access
Control
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Specify which
users and groups have View, Read, Write, and Change permission to
the folder. Note that Write permission assumes Read permission, and
that Change permission assumes Read and Write permissions.
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View allow you to see the object.
For example, if you had a View permission on a TM object and you do
not have View permission on the TM itself, the TM does not even appear
in the list of TMs.
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Read permission allows you to read
object data. If you have View permission on a TM but do not have Read
permission on it, you cannot click on the TM to get into the TM and
read data. But the TM will show up in the list.
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Write permission allows you to
change the content of the object (for example, to modify TM entries).
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Change permission allows you to
modify object properties (for example, to rename a TM or change its
description).
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Custom AIS properties
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Any custom properties that
you have defined in with AIS properties selected as the custom component type will be displayed on this
page. For example, if you have created a Product property as a selector
with values of Car, Truck, and Motorcycle, this page will
display these selector values. Having the asset associated with a
product (in this example) could be used programmatically when making
scoring decisions during TM lookups. For example, a match of “hand
brake” might be assigned a different weight if the product were Motorcycle than if it were Car or Truck.
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