Embedded content processors
Embedded content is content that uses a different syntax than the syntax specific to a certain file type. For example, some complex XML file may contain chunks of HTML content included inside a CDATA section.
Trados Studio can use separate processors for handling content embedded inside XML, XHTML, Java and Excel files. This enables Trados Studio to process embedded content as different file within the XML file and allows you to set different settings for extracting and displaying main and embedded content.
Available embedded content processors
The Embedded Content page containing the settings for configuring embedded content processing is available for the following file types:
| File Type | Embedded Content Processor Used | Description |
|---|---|---|
| XML: Microsoft .NET Resources | New Embedded Content Processors | These processors:
|
| XML: OASIS DITA 1.2 Compliant | New Embedded Content Processors | |
| XML: OASIS DocBook 4.5 Compliant | New Embedded Content Processors | |
| New XML (Embedded Content) file types | New Embedded Content Processors |
| XML: Any XML | Legacy embedded content processor |
These processors:
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| Microsoft Excel | Legacy embedded content processor | |
| Java Resources | Legacy embedded content processor | |
| New XML (Legacy Embedded Content) file types | Legacy embedded content processor |
Why should I use embedded content processors?
- Configure what information Trados Studio extracts from the embedded content.
- Tag embedded content as translatable or untranslatable when opened in the Editor view.
- Use custom formatting for each embedded content element.
- Segment HTML content correctly before converting it to a translatable format.
- Add additional context information to structure HTML elements to make this reference information available in the Document Structure column.
- Display HTML character entities in the Editor view.
- Control HTML whitespace characters in embedded content.