I'm a developer. I have created an .sdlxliff file by myself, based on the XLIFF 1.2 Standard. (Source: en.wikipedia.org/.../XLIFF). It's essentially an .xml file, so I save it as xml with the extension ".sdlxliff". But I can't open it with Trados 2015, even if I created a same file as the example in the forementioned Wikipedia page. Like this:
<xliff version="1.2"> <file original="Graphic Example.psd" source-language="en-US" target-language="ja-JP" tool="Rainbow" datatype="photoshop"> <header> <skl> <external-file uid="3BB236513BB24732" href="Graphic Example.psd.skl"/> </skl> <phase-group> <phase phase-name="extract" process-name="extraction" tool="Rainbow" date="20010926T152258Z" company-name="NeverLand Inc." job-id="123" contact-name="Peter Pan" contact-email="ppan@example.com"> <note>Make sure to use the glossary I sent you yesterday. Thanks.</note> </phase> </phase-group> </header> <body> <trans-unit id="1" maxbytes="14"> <source xml:lang="en-US">Quetzal</source> <target xml:lang="ja-JP">Quetzal</target> </trans-unit> <trans-unit id="3" maxbytes="114"> <source xml:lang="en-US">An application to manipulate and process XLIFF documents</source> <target xml:lang="ja-JP">XLIFF 文書を編集、または処理 するアプリケーションです。</target> </trans-unit> <trans-unit id="4" maxbytes="36"> <source xml:lang="en-US">XLIFF Data Manager</source> <target xml:lang="ja-JP">XLIFF データ・マネージャ</target> </trans-unit> </body> </file> </xliff>
It keeps telling me Trados doesn't support such file type. Can anyone tell me why it doesn't work? Might need technical support on this.