I just checked this and it seems to be working here…

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My Account (Login)
https://oos.sdl.com/asp/products/ssl/account/

My Apps
https://oos.sdl.com/asp/products/ssl/account/myapps/default.aspx
Note: From this page select the button  'Access the SDL SDK', This will bring you to the OpenExchange page

OpenExchange
http://www.translationzone.com/en/openexchange/
Note: From this page you should be able to see the link 'Start Developing Applications' from the navigation panel, selecting this link correctly brings you to the page where you can access the SDK

SDL OpenExchange
http://www.translationzone.com/en/openexchange/develop-applications/
Note: From this page you can access the SDK...

hope this helps,

P.

Hi, Patrick and all,

Is this topic still open? Please let me cut in anyway because I've been having the same kind of probelm for a long time.

At http://www.translationzone.com/en/openexchange/develop-applications/, there are two lines that are supposed to link directly to the SDK 2.0 and 2.1 installers as shown in the image below but neither of them will get me the installers. Instead, they will take me to https://oos.sdl.com/asp/products/ssl/account/myapps/default.aspx (when I'm logged in).

Is this a correct behavior or anything to do with my browser settings or am I supposed to find the SDK installers there?

I believe the SDK 2.0 and 2.1 are newer than what I have installed on my computer so I'd like to get them and see what's new and changed (btw, last time when I had the same problem, the support team was nice enough to send me the installers via email).

Thank you in advace.

Ryota

> At http://www.translationzone.com/en/openexchange/develop-applications/, there are two lines that are supposed to link directly to the SDK 2.0 and 2.1 installers as shown in the image below but neither of them will get me the installers.

Sorry about that... Let me try again to insert the image.

Thanks.

Ryota

Hi Ryota,

The links are working fine.  Can you try flushing your browser caches and trying another browser, preferably IE if you are not already using that?

Regards, Ian

Ian Davies  |  Senior Product Manager | SDL | Language Technologies Division |  +44 7826843819

Hello, Ian,

Thanks for your reply.

Even after clearing the browser caches, I still have the same problem but I think I know why.

I don't have any TRADOS 2011 licenses associated with my TRADOS account (I use TRADOS only at my work)

so maybe, I'm not eligible to download them with my TRADOS account.

Sorry for the trouble.

Ryota

I have the same problem! I find it SCANDALOUS that this problem has not been solved since OCT 2012!

And I have tried to send contact messages to SDL to no avail.

Is anybody paying attention at SDL???

Rodrigo CABALLERO

Hello Rodrigo,

Of course it works... we have over 500 developers doing this all time.  The problem is that getting to it is clunky and I would certainly agree it's scandalous that we have not done anything yet to make this easier!  But there are issues you don't even want to know about... nor should you care!

What you have to do is this:

Click here in your MyAccount:

This very unhelpfully takes you to the OpenExchange apps page so you then select this link:

You then scroll down and select the appropriate API documentation for your needs:

And this takes you to somewhere like this:

This works now because having gone this route you have a cookie on your machine that allows this to work.  So my advice would be to then go to each one and save the location in your browser in a folder called SDK or something... then it's easier to get back to them.

I did this logging in as you by the way... so this will definitely work if you follow this clunky and scandalous process.

Regards

Paul

As an addition to Paul's response... If you do not have a Studio license associated to the account that you login with, you will get the following message instead of the "Access the SDK" button.

Henk