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Guidelines

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  1. After you generate the XLIFF file, you can download it by clicking the green arrow.

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  1. A generated XLIFF file can be translated in any text editor or used as a source file in another CAT tool that supports this format.

  2. The finished translation file can be then reuploaded to XTM Cloud. Select in Project editor → Files → Offline translation,using the purple arrow this time.

At this stage, you can specify the workflow step to which you would like to upload your translation and specify what segments are to be approved immediately:

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When uploading an offline XLIFF file to a project it is possible to have XTM Workbench segments locked, based on a specific attribute with a specific value, that can seamlessly be added within a trans-unit node in the mentioned XLIFF file.

Instructions

User stories

Lock segments indicated in the imported offline editor XLIFF

USER STORY

  • As a user authorized to import the offline editor XLIFF file
    I can mark segments in a special way that are to be locked for editing after file import
    So that after import they will be marked as locked in Workbench

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

  • I can influence the state of the segment by importing the XLIFF offline editor and changing it to locked by providing one XML element in the <trans-unit> element

  • setting segment locking must be possible in the offline XLIFF editor and multi XLIFF

  • no additional configuration is needed, the feature must work for every client

  • it must be possible to lock the translated and untranslated segments

  • it must be possible to lock merged segments

    • a segment that has been merged to a higher segment may be marked as locked in the offline XLIFF editor, but the system should ignore this marking

  • any user with permissions to upload offline editor XLIFF or multi XLIFF can indicate segments to be locked in <trans-unit> elements

    • the role of the PM/Linguist user does not matter if he has such permissions.

  • import made via API must work in the same way as manual upload

Show user identity informing about lock segment reason

USER STORY

  • As a Workbench user working in edit mode
    I can check information about the reason for blocking the segment
    So that I know who performed the segment lock action

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

  • the information must be available in hint over the lock icon

  • there must be indicate a user who imported XLIFF offline editor and locked segment during such import

  • the user identity must get form specified in Security settings

  • once the import XLIFF has been performed by current Workbench user the information must by specific to situation

Unlock segments locked after import of offline editor XLIFF

USER STORY

  • As a Workbench user with permissions to unlock segments
    I can unlock segments locked as a result of importing offline editor XLIFF files
    So that they will be editable

ACCEPTANCE CRITERIA

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  1. In Project Editor → Download an offline XLIFF file as usual.

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Good to know!

To learn about certain restrictions and good practices when dealing with offline translations, we recommend that you read the following article: Restrictions and good practices when dealing with XLIFF and multi-XLIFF files in offline translation.