Translation Connector Execution Flow

From the Oracle Content Management web interface Assets page of the Sites page, you can click translate and choose a translation connector as an option from the Create Translation Job web interface.

During creation of the translation job, the connector framework makes REST API calls to the remote translation connector to create a corresponding job in the connector. The zip file for the translation job is then submitted to the connector. Once the connector successfully receives the translation zip file, the job creation process is complete.

The user can now see the status of the job within the connector when viewing the list of translation jobs, or on the job detail page. Once the status moves to 100%, the user can ask Oracle Content Management to ingest the translated zip. Oracle Content Management will call the connector to retrieve the translated zip and ingest it.

Whenever a translation job is deleted that is using a translation connector, the translation connector is also told to delete the associated job in the connector.

Since a lot of the calls to the translation connector occur as a background process, the web interface will indicate only the percent complete or failure of the connector job. Refer to the diagnostic logs for any failures.