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XTM Connect – Adobe Experience Manager

Configuring multiple translation service providers

After installing the XTM Cloud connector, you can, for example, set up more than one translation service provider, which enables more than one XTM Cloud account to be used for providing translation services. This is useful when you need to create specific configurations for different sections of your website, which have different translation requirements.

To configure more than one translation service provider:

  1. Log in to Adobe Experience Manager.

  2. In the Navigation screen, select the Tools icon on the left.

  3. In the list on the left, select the General option.

  4. In the General screen, select the CRXDE Lite icon. The CRXDE Lite screen is displayed, in content tree view.

    Note

    CRXDE Lite is only available in local instances of the Adobe Experience Manager SDK.

  5. On the left, select the cross icon to the left of the conf folder name. The contents of the conf folder are displayed.

  6. To copy an existing folder, such as we.retail, right-click on it, in the conf folder. A context menu is displayed.

  7. In the context menu, select Copy.

  8. Right-click on the conf folder. A context menu is displayed.

  9. In the context menu, select Paste. A copy of the existing folder is pasted into the conf folder, at the top level. The copied folder's name has the prefix Copy of to distinguish it from the original folder.

  10. Right-click on the copied folder. A context menu is displayed.

  11. In the context menu, select Rename. The folder name is displayed in a text box.

  12. Change the folder name to a suitable unique name and press Enter.

    Result: The folder name is changed.

  13. In the project's code, save the configuration you have created. One way to do this is to use the Jackrabbit FileVault tool (VLT), developed by The Apache Foundation. It maps the content of a Jackrabbit/AEM instance to your file system.

    For more details, see How to use the VLT Tool | Adobe Experience Manager.

  14. After you have added the configurations to the project's source code, check the filters configured in pom.xml. It is important to ensure that it contains the path on which the configurations are stored, so that they are included in the application package.

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