The API is for anyone who wants to adopt best practices for a translation services API to interact with counterparts directly from your application or content management system. The API helps ensure interoperability for the most common tasks.
Post new translation request:
{ "translationRequest":
{
"id": "2b575fdc-f6af-4b9e-850d-9dc0884c6597",
"sourceLanguage": "de-DE",
"targetLanguage": "en-US",
"source": "Hallo Welt",
"professional": true,
"mt": false,
"updateCounter": 0,
"status": "initial"
}
}
Server response:
{
id: "2b575fdc-f6af-4b9e-850d-9dc0884c6598"
sourceLanguage: "de-DE"
targetLanguage: "en-US"
source: "Hallo Welt"
mt: false
professional: true
status: "initial"
creationDatetime: "Wed, 12 Nov 2014 15:54:28 GMT"
modificationDatetime: "Wed, 12 Nov 2014 15:54:28 GMT"
updateCounter: 0 [...]
Expected:
creationDatetime and modificationDatetime in ISO-8601 format in UTC time zone.
Remark: Times/dates in version 2.0j already get returned in correct format when the client provides creationDatetime and modificationDatetime. Just not when the server creates the date/time string.
Steps to reproduce:
Remark: Times/dates in version 2.0j already get returned in correct format when the client provides creationDatetime and modificationDatetime. Just not when the server creates the date/time string.