Google MT v2 Connector

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Overview

The version 1 of the Google Translate API has been discontinued in December 2011. A new paying service using a new version of the API is available. The framework provides a connector for this new Google Translate API. You can find more information about Google MT v2 here: http://code.google.com/apis/language/translate/v2/getting_started.html.

The engine supports inline codes.

This connector accesses a remote server and makes your source text available to Google, but no corresponding translation is sent to Google. You must also respect Google's Terms of Service to use it.

Warning: The end-user is solely responsible for the costs of using this service. The developers of the Okapi Framework do their best to provide bug-free components and they are not liable, in any way, for any cost incurred by the end-user even when caused by defective code.

Possible alternatives:

• You can also use the GTT Batch Translation Step to take advantage of Google MT.
• The Microsoft Translator Connector provides a courtesy service.
• and the other MT connectors available in the Okapi distribution

Parameters

Google API key — Enter the Google API key you want to use for the charges occurring when using this connector. You can obtain an API key from this page: https://code.google.com/apis/console

Example of a configuration file:

#v1
apiKey=mypersonalappkey

Limitations

• This connector is BETA