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Create Project Groups in SDL WorldServer using the REST API

Philip Medcraft

In this article, I would like to present a method for creating a Project Group in SDL WorldServer using the REST API. The method takes three parameters: wsBaseUrl token projectGroups The wsBaseUrl must be the <serverURL>:<portnumber> where…

over 6 years ago
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Upload files to SDL WorldServer using the REST API

Philip Medcraft

In this article, I would like to present a method for uploading a collection of files to SDL WorldServer using the REST API. The method takes three parameters: wsBaseUrl token files The wsBaseUrl must be the <serverURL>:<portnumber> where…

over 6 years ago
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SDL Innovate SF & Hackathon 2015 – worth the trip

Anonymous

Last month I attended SDL’s “Innovate” event in San Francisco, which was the only SDL Innovate this year to include a pre-conference “Developer Day” and a “Hackathon”. I had been a little hesitant about attending at first, but ultimately made the decision…

over 10 years ago
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Target all versions of Trados Studio with a single plugin project in Visual Studio

Anonymous

On this page: Background Step 1. Create custom build configurations Step 2. Point to different .NET framework versions for the different builds Step 3. Point to the correct references for the respective build configurations Step 4. Modify the…

over 9 years ago
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How to use the ‘maxversion’ attribute for Trados Studio plugins to target specific versions

Anonymous

A nice feature for SDL Trados Studio plugin developers is the new plugin installer utility bundled with Studio 2015. After the utility gets installed on a user’s system, installing plugins to Studio is as easy as double clicking the .sdlplugin file, which…

over 9 years ago
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MT Enhanced Trados Plugin is now open source

Anonymous

As of today, my MT Enhanced Trados Plugin is no longer really “my” plugin. It belongs to everyone now…(sort of). I retain the copyright, but the license is Apache 2.0, so feel free to do whatever you want with it, including commercial uses. The repo is…

over 9 years ago
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Language Developers > Blogs

Create Project Groups in SDL WorldServer using the REST API

Upload files to SDL WorldServer using the REST API

SDL Innovate SF & Hackathon 2015 – worth the trip

Target all versions of Trados Studio with a single plugin project in Visual Studio

How to use the ‘maxversion’ attribute for Trados Studio plugins to target specific versions

MT Enhanced Trados Plugin is now open source