Hello Henk,

you can try to use this. You must first connect to your application, then add the termbase you want to open, select an export definition and from it run the export process. This means that the path where the export has to be saved has to be entered previously in your export definition (otherwise, it won't export anything, or maybe but I don't know where :o))

That the basic idea of exporting from multiterm (2014)

Kind regards

Sébastien

       private void exportFromSDLTB(string fileLocation)

       {

           Sdl.MultiTerm.TMO.Interop.Application oMt = new Sdl.MultiTerm.TMO.Interop.Application();

           TermbaseRepository rep = oMt.LocalRepository;

           try

           {

               rep.Connect("", "");

           }

           catch (Exception ex)

           {

               MessageBox.Show(ex.ToString() + "\nConnection to local termbase failed");

           }

           Termbases oTbs2 = rep.Termbases;

           oTbs2.Add(fileLocation, "", "");

           //load the termbase

           Termbase oTb2 = oTbs2[fileLocation];

           //export

           ExportDefinition oExp = oTb2.ExportDefinitions[0];

           oExp.ProcessExport(MtTaskType.mtScript);

       }

Hello Sébastien,

Thank you so much. It works. I had to duplicate the default export definition and enter the target filename there.

Best regards,

Henk

I realize its been a while, but do you happen to remember anything to related to this? "I had to duplicate the default export definition and enter the target filename there."? Where do you enter the target file name? 

I couldnt find the ProcessExport method in the CHM documenting the API.

Hello Michel,

I've just checked the help file and can't find the ProcessExport either. But you can refer to ProcessImport and the ImportDefinition/s classes, it's the same principle.

Kind regards

Sébastien

Hi Sebastien & Michel,

Here's the code you need:

Also, please note I've added a sample project in Code Samples in https://github.com/RWS/Sdl-Community

Best,
John