Hi Piet Van Tieghem , I have added an item on our board to investigate the issue; we'll circle back when we have more info.

Internal ref. no.: SDLCOM-3874

Thank you.

Hi Piet Van Tieghem , After reviewing this issue again this evening, I now confirm that we can successfully pretranslate the files for the language directions you mentioned above.  I have prepared a sample project that you can use to test on your environment, download/clone from here: Project Automation sample (2022)

tks also to John Torjo for his outstanding support with investigating the issue from the Studio implementation.

Setup / Run

• The developer should open the sample project (mentioned above) in Visual Studio 2019 or 2022 as Administrator
• Update the TODO variables from the Program.cs file
• Compile the project. Note: the executable will be built into the relevant Trados Studio installation directory.
• Run/Debug the project from VS, or from the command line prompt...
  

Example:

// TODO: Set location where to find the source files
var sourceFilesDirectory = @"c:\temp\source files folder";

// TODO: Set location for the project output folder... projects will be created here in sub-folders
var projectsDirectory = @"c:\temp\projects";
if (!Directory.Exists(projectsDirectory))
{
    Directory.CreateDirectory(projectsDirectory);
}

// TODO: Set the source and target language combination
var sourceLanguage = "en-US";
var targetLanguage = "it-IT";

// TODO: Provide the memory resource, Path etc..
var memory = new MemoryResource
{
    Path = @"C:\temp\mytm.sdltm"
};

CreateProject(sourceFilesDirectory, projectsDirectory, sourceLanguage, targetLanguage, memory);

Hi Piet Van Tieghem , After reviewing this issue again this evening, I now confirm that we can successfully pretranslate the files for the language directions you mentioned above.  I have prepared a sample project that you can use to test on your environment, download/clone from here: Project Automation sample (2022)

tks also to John Torjo for his outstanding support with investigating the issue from the Studio implementation.

Setup / Run

• The developer should open the sample project (mentioned above) in Visual Studio 2019 or 2022 as Administrator
• Update the TODO variables from the Program.cs file
• Compile the project. Note: the executable will be built into the relevant Trados Studio installation directory.
• Run/Debug the project from VS, or from the command line prompt...
  

Example:

// TODO: Set location where to find the source files
var sourceFilesDirectory = @"c:\temp\source files folder";

// TODO: Set location for the project output folder... projects will be created here in sub-folders
var projectsDirectory = @"c:\temp\projects";
if (!Directory.Exists(projectsDirectory))
{
    Directory.CreateDirectory(projectsDirectory);
}

// TODO: Set the source and target language combination
var sourceLanguage = "en-US";
var targetLanguage = "it-IT";

// TODO: Provide the memory resource, Path etc..
var memory = new MemoryResource
{
    Path = @"C:\temp\mytm.sdltm"
};

CreateProject(sourceFilesDirectory, projectsDirectory, sourceLanguage, targetLanguage, memory);

Hello,

I tried to code on a small example project and it worked. I'm now trying to find what is wrong with my own code (the code I'm using has been used for many years on Japanase without problem). Do you have any idea where I should look. As my code looks very similar.

Thank you

Ciao Piet Van Tieghem , in this case it might be the binding redirect for icu.net in the config.

here: github.com/.../App.config

Hello,

this worked! Thank's a lot for the help.