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The following URLs are supported in Vibe, and might appear in the table above.
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Permalinks
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Permalinks are URLs that remain constant over time, and are used to reference individual workspaces, folders and entries. You can use them as bookmarks, or e-mail them to others. Copy and paste them as needed.
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E-mail Addresses
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If the folder owner has set up an e-mail address for this folder, then you can add entries directly into the folder via e-mail.
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WebDAV URL
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Use the WebDAV URL to access a folder directly as a file directory. Applications such as Windows Explorer and Microsoft Office can use a WebDAV URL to directly access the files stored in a Vibe folder.
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iCal URL
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You can use this URL to synchronize Vibe task and calendar folders to your desktop calendar application.
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RSS URL
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Folders can also be accessed using an RSS or ATOM Feed Reader or directly from the file system. Copy the RSS URL below and paste it into your RSS reader to access this folder as an RSS feed.
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Teaming stores the default "file extension to program mapping" information in the ssf.properties file located in <tomcat>/webapps/ssf/WEB-INF/classes/config directory. To find the relevant section in the configuration file, search for the text "Edit in Place".
For instance, to register the file extension dxf with Teaming, you would want to add it to the value of the edit.in.place.file.applet.extensions property. Then, assuming you're running the authoring program on Linux, you would add a new properly that looks like the following:
edit.in.place.linux.editor.dxf=<your client-side authoring program for the file extension>
Then, re-start Teaming server to bring the changes to effect.
It is important to note that, in order to take advantage of the Edit feature with above setup, the authoring program MUST be able to handle WebDAV protocol for accessing source files remotely. Otherwise, this setup will not do any good. I'm not familiar with the dxf files, so I can't tell whether it supports WebDAV protocol or not.