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Right-click a Project and select Properties to bring up a dialog box where you can view/update various Project properties. This topic describes the various Project Properties pages. For more help on each property, select the property and press F1. A help view appears on the right.
The Resource page contains general information on the selected Project. For information on UTF-8, see the VXML File Preferences topic.
The Builders page indicates the Project type, It indicates whether the Project is a Java Composer Project, a .NET Composer Project, or another type of Project.
Used to determine whether a Project will be used in a production or development environment. See the Debug and Release Modes topic.
See the GVP SessionID System Variable topic.
See the ICM Interaction Data Block topic.
See the Assign Common Block topic.
See the Locales topic.
See the Orchestration Options topic.
See the Project Properties section of the Project Menu topic.
Use when a Project refers to other Projects in the workspace.
Use this dialog box to configure the recording of prompts and to enable dynamic prompts.
See the Recording Prompts topic.
Starting with 8.1.440.18, Composer provides support to optionally include dynamic prompts supporting JavaScript files in the generated VoiceXML. Use the Enable Dynamic Prompts property in the Prompt Management page to enable or disable dynamic prompts. If enabled (default), use of dynamic prompt options in the Prompt or other blocks will be validated during code generation. If disabled, callflow diagram code generation will exclude the Javascript files related to the dynamic and custom Prompts (including locale JavaScript files).
For information on dynamic prompts, see:
See the Publishing Updates topic.
See the Debugging Routing Applications topic.
See the Testing your Application topic.
See the Validation topic.
Selecting Enable validation causes WikiText to validate wiki markup files in your project. This is done as part of the Project build process, so it helps to have automatic building enabled (Preferences >Workspace >Build Automatically). Validation is performed on all resources that match a wiki markup file extension. In addition, validation includes any files for which the markup language setting was set, even if the file does not have a registered wiki markup file extension.