Hello,
I can't seem to find it in any of the APIs so I was wondering, is it possible to set a Termbase(created in MultiTerm) to a GroupShare project through the API?
Kind Regards,
Filip
Hello,
I can't seem to find it in any of the APIs so I was wondering, is it possible to set a Termbase(created in MultiTerm) to a GroupShare project through the API?
Kind Regards,
Filip
There is some documentation about it in the SDK.
It is in the Project Automation API. There is a section is called "Adding termbase". Doesn't this also apply to GroupShare projects? We work with local projects but I would have expected that this would work in the same way with local and server projects.
Daniel
Daniel is right, you shouldn't need to do anything special just because it is a GroupShare published project vs. local project.
Best regards,
Luis Lopes | Principal Product Manager | RWS | (twitter) @Luis___Lopes |
Hi, thanks for your responses.
I have looked in the Project Automation API and used the Adding Termbases method which is described there. I have tried adding termbases to an SDL project but this adds a normal termbase to the project (not a MultiTerm termbase). Could you describe how it is possible to add a termbase which is a MultiTerm termbase (not a standard termbase) to the project?
Kind Regards,
Filip
Hi, thanks for your responses.
I have looked in the Project Automation API and used the Adding Termbases method which is described there. I have tried adding termbases to an SDL project but this adds a normal termbase to the project (not a MultiTerm termbase). Could you describe how it is possible to add a termbase which is a MultiTerm termbase (not a standard termbase) to the project?
Kind Regards,
Filip
Hi Filip,
Could you elaborate what you mean by normal termbase vs. MultiTerm termbases? We only really support MultiTerm termbases, so I think you mean filebased vs. serverbased?
There is this:
ServerTermbase Class
Represents a reference to a server-based termbase that can be added to the TermbaseConfiguration of a project. A server-based reference is interpreted together with the TermbaseServerUri, which identifies the server on which the termbase is hosted.
Does that help you?
Best regards,
Luis Lopes | Principal Product Manager | RWS | (twitter) @Luis___Lopes |