Some of the scripts in the modules folder are pointing to: 'C:\Program Files' - you will need to amend these to: 'C:\Program Files (x86)' if you are running Studio on a 64-bit machine.

Is it possible to provide an example of this using server based rather than file based TMs?

Cheers

Hugh

Hi Hugh,

Attached are some TM Server roundtrips.

Looks very promising. Thanks for your prompt response.

Cheers,

Hugh

Hi Luis,

I have had a go at using the latest set of examples and have successfully analyzed a test file using an existing file based TM. All was going well until I tried to change the analyzeFile setting analyseSettings.ReportInternalFuzzyMatchLeverage.Value = true;

The issue I have is the innocent looking line:

AnalysisTaskSettings analyseSettings = settings.GetSettingsGroup<AnalysisTaskSettings>();

Powershell does not easily support this type of generic method invocation, I have tried a few web-based ideas out but to no avail. Have you encountered this issue yourself? Any help would be most appreciated.

This is what I am trying to convert from c# to powershell (taken from API documentation pages)

public void GetAnalyzeTaskSettings(FileBasedProject project)

{

   #region "AnalysisTaskSettings"

   ISettingsBundle settings = project.GetSettings();

   AnalysisTaskSettings analyseSettings = settings.GetSettingsGroup<AnalysisTaskSettings>();

   #endregion

   #region "ReportCrossFileRepetitions"

   analyseSettings.ReportCrossFileRepetitions.Value = true;

   #endregion

   #region "ReportInternalFuzzyMatchLeverage"

   analyseSettings.ReportInternalFuzzyMatchLeverage.Value = true;

   #endregion

   #region "ExportFrequentSettings"

   analyseSettings.ExportFrequentSegments.Value = true;

   analyseSettings.FrequentSegmentsNoOfOccurrences.Value = 5;

   #endregion

   #region "ExportUnknownSegments"

   analyseSettings.ExportUnknownSegments.Value = true;

   analyseSettings.UnknownSegmentsMaximumMatchValue.Value = 50;

   #endregion

   #region "UpdateAnalyzeSettings"

   project.UpdateSettings(settings);

   #endregion

}

Did you checked this article - gallery.technet.microsoft.com/.../Invoke-Generic-Methods-bf7675af

Thanks Patrik. I got it working by using add-type -language CSharp

Hi Patrik

I need a little help with this... Got a nice little script that will automate package-generation, but: it always fails with "license check failed, with Exception Sdl.Core.FileCheck.FileCheckException: Unknown Error"

The error occurs at "CheckLicense() => LicenceCheckWithoutUsingNetworkSeat.get_License" when doing a Get-Project. This doesn't quite make sense as we do have license server in the network, and Studio itself is working.

How I can I get this going?

TIA

Markus

Hi,

are you running it as 32 or 64 bit?

Studio is 32 bit only and some of the licensing components will fail if you run as 64 bit.

Regards

Patrik

Hi

I'm running 64bit, but I'm launching powershell in 32bit-mode. The problem was intermittent, after a reboot it's mostly gone... Very strange.

Off to the next challenge ;)

I'm now successfully creating a packagee from a project, but I need to include the analysis-reports for the target-language.

Any hints on how to enable this? Or do I have to manually copy the reports into the resulting sdlppx (zip)?

Thanks a lot for your help.

Markus