Text Translation
- Example request
//You are advised to construct and use the client in a singleton pattern to avoid frequent object creation. MtClient client = new MtClient(AuthMode.AKSK,authInfo); TextTranslateReq req = new TextTranslateReq(); //Text to be translated req.setText("Text to translate"); //Source language. zh indicates Chinese and auto indicates automatic identification. req.setFrom("zh"); //Target language. en indicates English. req.setTo("en"); //Optional. Application scenario. Currently, only common is supported. req.setScene("common"); try { TextTranslateResp resp = client.translateText(req); } catch (NlpException e) { //A failure is thrown as an exception. For details about exceptions, see section "Exceptions". The client automatically processes exceptions. }
- Table 1 describes TextTranslateReq parameters.
Table 1 TextTranslateReq parameters Parameter
Mandatory
Type
Description
text
Yes
String
Text to be translated
from
Yes
String
Abbreviation of the source language. auto indicates automatic identification. Table 3 lists the supported languages.
to
Yes
String
Abbreviation of the target language. For details about supported languages, see Table 3.
scene
No
String
Only the default value common is currently supported, indicating a common scenario.
- Table 2 describes TextTranslateResp parameters.
Table 2 TextTranslateResp parameters Parameter
Type
Description
srcText
String
Text to be translated
translatedText
String
Translation result
from
String
Source language when the API call succeeds (if the source language is set to auto, the language detection result is displayed). It is encoded using UTF-8.
This parameter is not included when the API call fails.
to
String
Target language when the API call succeeds. It is encoded using UTF-8.
This parameter is not included when the API call fails.
Last Article: Calling MT APIs
Next Article: Language Detection
Did this article solve your problem?
Thank you for your score！Your feedback would help us improve the website.