Hi Bradley,

If you want to use batch task API to update sdlxliff file, see the following question:

Dear Jesse

Thank you very much for your answers, and i have already read the article which you show me. but there is a question that how i use the class which inherit the AbstractFileContentProcessingAutomaticTask? and here is the code  for example：

    public class TranslateTask : AbstractFileContentProcessingAutomaticTask
    {
        protected override void ConfigureConverter(ProjectFile projectFile, IMultiFileConverter multiFileConverter)
        {
		multiFileConverter.AddBilingualProcessor(new SegmentProcessor());
        }
    }

How i use the TranslateTask? 

Hi Bradley,

I'm not sure what you mean by "use" but ConfigureConverter and the other overrides in your task you never call yourself in code. It is called for you when the task is ran.

Basically you would implement how you want to update the segments in your class that inherits from AbstractBilingualContentHandler and put all your processing code in there.  Let me know if anything is unclear.

Also the github example might be helpful:

Hi Bradley,

The batch task and terminology APIs were introduced in Trados 2015 SR2. So you will need to have Trados 2015 SR2 installed on the machine.

In Visual Studio, just add a reference to Sdl.ProjectAutomation.AutomaticTasks.dll to start using it (you will need to add other dll references as necessary).

When you say "run it", you mean under the debugger in Studio? If that is the case, attach the debugger to a Trados process.

Jesse's advice is absolutely correct until we release the SDK which should happen in the next days. This new SDK will come with project templates for Batch Task and Terminology Provider API.

Update:

We just released the new SR2 SDK about which you can get more details here:

If you can't use the batch task api (not available Studio 2014) you can still work with sdlxliff files using the File Type Support api. You can have a look here for more details: