organization properties during the installation. For example, if the internet domain specified is acme.com, then the subtype for dynamic documents is named com. acme.DynamicDocument.

Using additional subtypes helps categorize the types of dynamic documents and is often required when deploying a complex content authoring system that connects to the Arbortext Editor.

Understanding how Windchill and Arbortext Editor work together and the basics on setting up your Windchill PDMLink system to work with Arbortext Editor are covered in the Arbortext Editor and PTC Server Configuration help topics.

For general guidelines on creating product and library contexts to use with dynamic documents, see Configuring Products or Libraries for Dynamic Documents on page 226 .

For information on setting up the WVS publisher for publishing dynamic documents, see the PTC Windchill Visualization Services Guide.

Document Data

General documents (such as Microsoft Word files and text files) stored in the Windchill database have the wt.doc.WTDocument object type or are possibly associated with a subtype of wt.doc.WTDocument. Using subtypes helps categorize the types of documents.

Administrators can create and update document templates. These templates can be used to create documents.

Administrators can also change the preference settings related to documents (such as file name uniqueness and template file name length). These settings can be found under the Documents category in the Preference Management utility.

Part Data

Parts stored in the Windchill database have the wt.part.WTPart object type.

Parts created in Windchill can be associated with a view. Aview identifies what the part is used for. The Windchill installation provides two out-of-the-box views: design and manufacturing. Before allowing users to create parts, you can rename these views and add other views that make sense at your site by using the View Administration utility.

For more information, see the help available from the View Administration utility.

Auditing

The auditing utilities are designed to record and report user and system events for auditing and traceability purposes.