When you import documents into the system, they must be assigned to a Document Type. An XML Index DIP process must be configured to include all Document Types that documents imported as part of the process may be assigned to.
If the XML Import Index File contains multiple Document Type Keyword Values and you only assign one Document Type to the XML Index DIP process, all of the files will be imported into the only assigned Document Type.
Multiple file formats can be processed into the same Document Type. For example, PDF and text files can be imported via XML Index DIP into the same Document Type, as long as the file type is specified in the XML Import Index File.
It is considered a best practice to include the >>File Type Default Keyword Type in the XML Import Index File if you are importing files of a different file format than the Document Type's Default File Format.
If a Document Type is set to use Image File Format as its Default File Format, the XML Index DIP process behaves slightly differently than if the Document Type is set to use a different Default File Format. See Document Type Default File Format Considerations.
Thumbnail image file formats are not intended for use in an XML Index DIP process.
To add Document Types to an XML Index DIP process: