DITA configuration files

The conf sub-collection within the system collection of the Repository contains configuration files used to configure the DITA content in the IXIASOFT CCMS.

Note: Files identified with a "Yes" in the Adv column are intended for administrators with the advanced technical skills.
File name Description Adv Related Tasks
conditionaltext.xml Contains a list of the allowed values for the conditions available to users in the Set Conditions and Create Ditaval dialog boxes. Determines the attributes and values available for:
  • applying filtering conditions to topicrefs in DITA Map view
  • creating ditavals
  • applying filtering conditions to elements in oXygen
 No
equivalence.xml Contains lists of custom objects and their equivalence to the document types listed in the Document Types pane in the Search view. Also determines:
  • what object types are recognized and behave similarly with respect to various functionality
  • the icons used for each object type
 Yes
externaltypes.xml Contains a list of supported external source types. Determines the valid prefixes for external links Yes
import.properties Determines additional properties that can be applied to content upon import. Yes
languages.xml Contains a list of the languages supported in the Content Store and selectable in various dialog boxes in the IXIASOFT CCMS Desktop. Determines:
  • what languages are available in Search view
  • what languages are available for localization
 No
mimetype.xml Contains a list of the MIME types supported by the CCMS. Determines the list of supported external file types and their expected extensions No
RemoveProcInsTriggers.xml Contains a list of processing instructions to be removed from topics when they change status. No
resource.xml Contains a list of resources (document objects) stored and indexed in the Content Store. No
systemids.xml Contains a list of references to DTD files supported by the CCMS. Determines:
  • what doctypes are recognized as valid
  • what doctypes to refactor content to upon import
 Yes
taxonomySettings.xml Defines the prolog metadata element (<category> or <keyword>) used in the Taxonomy view. Yes