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How to install plugin Okapi in OmegaT
Thread poster: Meyers (X)
Meyers (X)
Meyers (X)
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Apr 16, 2015

Hello,
I've downloaded the Okapi plugin.
I put it in the folder \program files 86 \ omegaT \ plugins \

What exactly needs to be placed in the plugin folder?
- the whole zip file
- the Okapi file inside the zip
- only the jar files themselves

I have tried all options, and reopened OmegaT, but it doesn't seem to work.

Anyone can assist?
Thank you.


 
Susan Welsh
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The whole Okapi file Apr 16, 2015

As far as I know -- that's what's in mine. Of course you have to extract it from the zip file.

 
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Why do you think… Apr 16, 2015

… that it does not work? What do you expect?

 
Meyers (X)
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"Filter" doesn't appear in the menu Apr 17, 2015

Susan, thanks.
I extracted the whole Okapi file from the zip file and put it in the folder
\program files 86 \ omegaT \ plugins \


esperantisto wrote:

… that it does not work? What do you expect?


According to the instructions, "Filter" should appear in the menu
and it doesn't.


 
Milan Condak
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Meyers wrote:

Hello,
I've downloaded the Okapi plugin.


Direct from:

https://bintray.com/okapi/Distribution/OmegaT_Plugin/view

or through:

https://bintray.com/okapi/Distribution

A whole unzipped folder "okapi", files are dated 18.06.2014.

Milan Condak

http://www.condak.cz/p-preklady.php




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Didier Briel
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Filters should appear in Options > File Filters Apr 18, 2015

Meyers wrote:
esperantisto wrote:

… that it does not work? What do you expect?


According to the instructions, "Filter" should appear in the menu
and it doesn't.

Not according to the instructions here:
http://www.opentag.com/okapi/wiki/index.php?title=Okapi_Filters_Plugin_for_OmegaT

The instructions delivered with the plugin say:
"The next time you run OmegaT the new filters will be available."

Okapi filters should appear in Options > File Filters.

Didier


 
Meyers (X)
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sdlxliff not in the list Apr 20, 2015

Thank you Didier.
I found the File Filters under Options.

However, I don't see Sdlxliff in the list.
I added a Sdlxliff file to a new project but it's not recognized.

Thanks for your help.


 
Didier Briel
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Sdlxliff is not the name of a filter Apr 21, 2015

Meyers wrote:
I found the File Filters under Options.

However, I don't see Sdlxliff in the list.
I added a Sdlxliff file to a new project but it's not recognized.

If the Okapi plugin is correctly installed, you should see "XLIFF file (Okapi)" in the list of filters.

Note also that the Okapi filter must be checked, and that the OmegaT native XLIFF filter ("XLIFF") must be unchecked.

Didier


 
Meyers (X)
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Thanks Didier Apr 21, 2015

It's working now
Thanks!


 
Magda P.
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Okapi file downloaded, new filter checked, native one unchecked, but still can't open OmegaT project Sep 18, 2018

Hi everyone,

I wonder if you can help me.

I have downloaded the okapi plugin and installed it correctly: the XLIFF Okapi filter appeared in the list of filters and I checked it and unchecked the OmegaT native xliff filter.
However, I'm still having a problem.
Once I re-open the project in OmegaT (with a xliff file in the source folder), I get an error that seems to refer to Java.
I have the 1.8 Java version which should be okay since the minimum requir
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Hi everyone,

I wonder if you can help me.

I have downloaded the okapi plugin and installed it correctly: the XLIFF Okapi filter appeared in the list of filters and I checked it and unchecked the OmegaT native xliff filter.
However, I'm still having a problem.
Once I re-open the project in OmegaT (with a xliff file in the source folder), I get an error that seems to refer to Java.
I have the 1.8 Java version which should be okay since the minimum requirement is 1.7.

Any suggestions?
I'd be really grateful!
Thank you.
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Didier Briel
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Use OmegaT 4 Sep 18, 2018

Magda Phili wrote:
I have downloaded the okapi plugin and installed it correctly: the XLIFF Okapi filter appeared in the list of filters and I checked it and unchecked the OmegaT native xliff filter.
However, I'm still having a problem.
Once I re-open the project in OmegaT (with a xliff file in the source folder), I get an error that seems to refer to Java.
I have the 1.8 Java version which should be okay since the minimum requirement is 1.7.

Any suggestions?

There is an incompatibility between OmegaT 3.6 and recent versions of the Okapi plugin. This is perhaps the reason for the message you get.

If that's not already the case, use OmegaT 4.

Didier


 
Magda P.
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It works! Sep 20, 2018

Thank you so much Didier!
I've downloaded OmegaT 4 and after a few trials and errors I was able to open the xliff files. What a relief that was! At first OmegaT didn't read the files but then I unchecked one of the options about segmenting (I f
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Thank you so much Didier!
I've downloaded OmegaT 4 and after a few trials and errors I was able to open the xliff files. What a relief that was! At first OmegaT didn't read the files but then I unchecked one of the options about segmenting (I found this article very useful for this: http://www.velior.ru/2015/12/27/translating-studio-files-in-omegat-never-been-easier/) and I also unchecked a second Okapi filter (2 files). That's the only way I was able to make it work.
If only I had known earlier... I've "lost" quite a lot of work because of this. Anyway, better late than never.
Again, thank you.
Magda

[Edited at 2018-09-20 11:08 GMT]
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Magda P.
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OmegaT compatibility with Trados Studio packages (and TM) Sep 20, 2018

One more thing and very important too.
Does OmegaT accept a Trados Studio package or only single xliff files?
Considering a package contains the project's TM, what are the solutions available?
Thank you.
Magda


 
Didier Briel
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You can use a tool to unpack Trados packages Sep 20, 2018

Magda Phili wrote:
One more thing and very important too.
Does OmegaT accept a Trados Studio package or only single xliff files?

OmegaT only accepts XLIFF files, not packages, but...

Considering a package contains the project's TM, what are the solutions available?

A package is just a zip file. So, simply rename it to .zip, and you can extract the files.

Then, you can use the following tool to convert the TM and the glossary to something you can read with OmegaT:
http://www.vannellen.com/fortranslators.php

Didier


 
Magda P.
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Problem opening xliff files (translated in OmegaT) on Trados Oct 4, 2018

Hi Didier,
Thanks for your help. I was able to convert the memory into .tmx and translated a xliff test file which was then sent to a colleague to check compatibility with Trados. There was an error however in opening the file. Trados couldn't recognise the target language. I double checked the project on OmegaT and it was correct. What could be the problem here?
I need to make sure that clients will read the files.
Also, when translating xliff files on OmegaT are tags to be re
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Hi Didier,
Thanks for your help. I was able to convert the memory into .tmx and translated a xliff test file which was then sent to a colleague to check compatibility with Trados. There was an error however in opening the file. Trados couldn't recognise the target language. I double checked the project on OmegaT and it was correct. What could be the problem here?
I need to make sure that clients will read the files.
Also, when translating xliff files on OmegaT are tags to be removed or not? I tried both with and without them and we still can't read the translated texts in Trados.
Thanks again.
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