Configuring Language Weaver Edge
When configuring Language Weaver Edge, administrators customize it to serve specific translation demands: controller hosts and worker hosts, job engines and translation engines, language pairs, users, resource permissions and access.
- Configuring TLS
You can configure TLS to ensure communication between the client and the Language Weaver Edge server are fully secured and encrypted. It is recommended to use your own certificate to enable and configure TLS on the Edge Controller. The following page describes the TLS configuration options, which can be performed at installation time or after the installation has been performed. - Configuring HTTP headers
Configure additional HTTP headers. - Hosts
Hosts represent the infrastructure where Language Weaver Edge is installed. Using the host management system, you can scale the solution by adding or removing job engines, training engines, summarizer engines and translation engines. - Language detection
Language detection enables administrators to choose the best suited option of language detection for their customers. - Job Engines
Job Engines are responsible for managing the translation queue for all language pairs by sending assignments to Translation Engines. Moreover, Job Engines feature language detection and segmentation capabilities. - Translation Engines
Translation Engines (also known as T-servers) produce the translation for a specific source to target language pair. - Language Pair Chaining
Language Pair Chaining provides the ability to create new language pair combinations, by chaining 2 existing language pairs. - Edge Cloud connection
Connect Language Weaver Edge to Language Weaver to use the language pairs from your subscription in your on-premise installation. - Interactive Translation Editor
The Interactive Translation Editor enables users to post-edit the segments translated automatically with Language Weaver Edge. The solution also enables users to store the segments in a TM. The segments stored in a TM can then be used to enhance the quality of the next translation (when there is a match with the segments in the source) and to train Adaptable Language Pairs. - Processing Units and Dynamic Licensing
Processing Units (PUs) are the elements which influence the translation performance of Language Weaver Edge Language Pairs (LPs). PUs can now be allocated to Language Pairs, directly from the Web UI as a result of Dynamic Licensing. - Configuring SAML
Non-administrative users can log in to Language Weaver Edge via a dedicated username and password, or via SSO (Single Sign-On). For the latter case, the SAML protocol must be configured, so that user credentials are properly matched in the directory. Language Weaver Edge currently supports ADFS, Microsoft Azure AD and Okta. - Configuring SMTP
Non-administrative users can log in to Language Weaver Edge either via a dedicated username and password, or via an Active Directory (LDAP) integration. For the former case, configuring a SMTP server sends users a link in their inbox where they can set their password. - Configuring LDAP
Non-administrative users can log in to Language Weaver Edge via a dedicated username and password, or via an Active Directory (LDAP) integration. For the latter case, a LDAP server must be configured, so that user credentials are properly matched in the directory. - Configuring Proxy
Configure a Proxy server so that Language Weaver Edge translates a URI via an intermediate, external Proxy server. - Brands
Brands are a collection of user provided Brand Entries (words, phrases, or search patterns) that give users control on how input data is translated by providing the ability to preserve or modify input data. - Feedback Editor
Editing translated documents is now easier with the new Feedback Editor. - Disabling Continuous Translation
When you disable the UI Translate functionality, the Instant translation option is disabled from the Web UI and users must select the Translate button to trigger the translation process.. - Managing dictionary permissions
Control who can view, update, and manage dictionaries. - Selecting Dictionary automatically
Enable whether the first dictionary available for a Language Pair is automatically selected as a resource in the Dictionary list. - Enabling a login agreement
You can add a login agreement which users can consult the first time they log in to Language Weaver Edge. - Updating a license for a Language Weaver Edge Controller host
If your Language Weaver Edge license for a Controller host is no longer up-to-date, you can always get a new, valid one. Only the Controller host needs to have a license. The worker hosts will get their license from the Controller host. - Connecting to a Nuance server for audio transcription
You can connect your Language Weaver Edge instance to a Nuance server you purchased separately. If you have an audio file (.wav) you want to translate, the file must first be transcribed by Nuance before Language Weaver Edge can translate it. - Enabling UI customizations themes
You can enable the UI customization feature for users to customize their application interface. - Defining Dictionary Export formats
When exporting existing Dictionaries, you can set the format either to.xmlor to.xlsx.