Some of the scripts in the modules folder are pointing to: 'C:\Program Files' - you will need to amend these to: 'C:\Program Files (x86)' if you are running Studio on a 64-bit machine.

Is it possible to provide an example of this using server based rather than file based TMs?

Cheers

Hugh

Did you checked this article - gallery.technet.microsoft.com/.../Invoke-Generic-Methods-bf7675af

Thanks Patrik. I got it working by using add-type -language CSharp

Hi Patrik

I need a little help with this... Got a nice little script that will automate package-generation, but: it always fails with "license check failed, with Exception Sdl.Core.FileCheck.FileCheckException: Unknown Error"

The error occurs at "CheckLicense() => LicenceCheckWithoutUsingNetworkSeat.get_License" when doing a Get-Project. This doesn't quite make sense as we do have license server in the network, and Studio itself is working.

How I can I get this going?

TIA

Markus

Hi,

are you running it as 32 or 64 bit?

Studio is 32 bit only and some of the licensing components will fail if you run as 64 bit.

Regards

Patrik

Hi

I'm running 64bit, but I'm launching powershell in 32bit-mode. The problem was intermittent, after a reboot it's mostly gone... Very strange.

Off to the next challenge ;)

I'm now successfully creating a packagee from a project, but I need to include the analysis-reports for the target-language.

Any hints on how to enable this? Or do I have to manually copy the reports into the resulting sdlppx (zip)?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Markus

Hi

OK, I also got around this, sort of.

Next, bigger issue:

I want to have new project-TMs created upon package creation, hence I set:

$packageOptions.ProjectTranslationMemoryOptions = [Sdl.ProjectAutomation.Core.ProjectTranslationMemoryPackageOptions]::CreateNew;

However, as soon as this option is enabled, I don't get any project-translation-memories at all.

The parameter itself is valid and should work, since setting it to "UseExisting" results in attached project-TMs (most of the time), so it's got to be some hidden magic?

If somebody could shed some light on this issue, I'd be very grateful.

Best regards

Markus

Hi

I'm working on project creation.

I've been able to get translation memories objects from my server, and i've been able to create a filebased project.

What I need to do is to create a filebased project with server-based TMs. I couldn't find anything in the examples provided and seems the modules just manage filebased tms.

I've tried to modify the existing modules in several ways but so far i couldn't get it to work right. I'm still learning the environment and seems i'm not skilled enough to do that.

Any help from this community?

Thank you very much in advance...

Enrico

Hi Enrico

I suppose you've already given the TMServerHelper.zip from Luis Lopes in post #4 a try, and your problem is now that the "New-Project" cmdlet only takes a path to a TM as a parameter?

Judging from this entry in the API documentation, you should be able to rewrite it to take a Uri as param "$pathToTMs" instead of a string, and you should be fine.

Good luck
Markus

P.S.: There doesn't seem to be a lot of activity here, unfortunately, so don't expect to get answers fast.

Hi Markus,

I gave it a try and yes, the issue is kinda that (there's a function to get the target language from a memory filepath inside the projecthelper that's not "server-ready").

The page you pointed me at should anyway be helpful. I'll try to apply it and post my results.

Is there any "update" i should issue after modifying a module? Or it should just take any modification right-away? (I mean specifically changing arguments of a function)

Thank you very much!

Enrico

PS: I'm lucky: I got a very fast answer ;-)

Hi Enrico

Well, you got a fast answer, but it's just from another lost soul in the SDL SDK space ;)

From what I've learned so far, you should restart your application to make sure the updated modules are loaded.

Depending on when you load the modules, that may not even be necessary. Ex: I have written a small application with a drag'n'drop window, that let's you create a package by dropping a .proj file in it; when the module loading/unloading happens on-event, it will reload the modules on every file dropped. For efficiency's sake I rewrote it later to only load/unload the modules on start/stop of the entire application.

Best regards

Markus

Hi Enrico

Well, you got a fast answer, but it's just from another lost soul in the SDL SDK space ;)

From what I've learned so far, you should restart your application to make sure the updated modules are loaded.

Depending on when you load the modules, that may not even be necessary. Ex: I have written a small application with a drag'n'drop window, that let's you create a package by dropping a .proj file in it; when the module loading/unloading happens on-event, it will reload the modules on every file dropped. For efficiency's sake I rewrote it later to only load/unload the modules on start/stop of the entire application.

Best regards

Markus