1. Integrating and Extending Oracle Content Management
  2. Developing Oracle Content Management Extensions
  3. Develop Translation Connectors for Language Service Providers
  4. Configure and Register a Translation Connector

Configure and Register a Translation Connector

Once you have built your translation connector, you need to register it through the Oracle Content Management administration interface.

The minimum properties you are required to add to a translation connector follow:

  • Translation connector name
  • Translation connector service URL
  • User name and password, if the preceding URL access requires it

Once a translation connector gets registered successfully and the translation connector service URL is reachable, the Oracle Content Management server will call a server service on the translation connector to get the custom properties and show those in the Administration web interface. An administrator or developer can add values for those properties (for example, clientid and clientsecret for OAuth flows or the user name and password for a Basic authorization central account).

Clicking Save saves all these properties with the connector framework.

You need to select the registered connector in the repository before you can use it in the rest of the UI. Once you select the connector in the repository, then any asset in that repository can use this connector to translate.

After you enable it, the translation connector becomes available in the Language Service Provider menu item of the Oracle Content Management Create Translation Job web interface.