Base Data (CI)
(1) Only if this checkbox is set, this Content Inspector will be used.
(2) The priority that determines the order of Content Inspectors when determining the responsibility. 1 = high, 9 = low (see section Content Inspection).
(3) The file pattern for pre-selection when determining the responsibility (see section Content Inspection). With prefix regex: you can also regular expressions. For example, regex:.*xml would allow all file names ending in xml, e.g. order_23.xml
(4) The encoding used to interpret files.
(5) Available types are XML, CSV, Fix Record, EDIFACT, Excel, IDoc and Other. This value only has informational character and no other function.
(6) The validity period of the Content Inspector, if active (1).
(7) The change history of the Content Inspector is displayed here.
(8) All File Inspectors of the Content Inspector are listed here (see section Content Inspection). Among other things, a new File Inspector can be added via the context menu or an existing File Inspector can be deleted (see the following screenshot).
(9) These backups are automatically generated every time you save a Content Inspector.
(10) Here you can import .obj files that you have previously exported via the context menu of a selected Content Inspector. See section Overview (Content Inspection).
Context Menu for File Inspectors
(1) Create, copy, edit or delete File Inspectors.
(2) In another dialogue, any file can be uploaded to test the File Inspector. The result of the test is whether the File Inspector would accept this file. See the following section.
Dialogue for Testing a File Inspector
(1) Via this button, a file can be selected via the file system.
(2) Direct drag and drop of a file.
A small pop-up message informs you about the result of the test after uploading the file.
