URL: /segments/remote_upload
Post Data: session_id, original_lang, target_lang, auto_trans, filename

session_id

The unique key returned in the initial login call.

original_lang

API version 2 now allows the original_lang to be specified as text such as 'en-us'. Languages unknown to the server are automatically added. The lang_code of the original language. See Supported Languages for details of how to obtain a catalogue of lang_codes understood by the system.  

target_lang

API version 2 now allows the original_lang to be specified as text such as 'en-us'. Languages unknown to the server are automatically added. The lang_code of the translation language. See Supported Languages for details of how to obtain a catalogue of lang_codes understood by the system.

auto_trans

Set to True to signal that the PDF is to be auto-translated. You then need to call remote_auto_trans instead of remote_export2 to begin the translation process.

filename

The contents of the PDF sent as a multi-part post.

Returns

On failure the HTTP status code will be set:

  • 200 - OK.
  • 429 : if the PDF is encrypted. The system will not process secure PDFs - they must be unlocked before uploading.
  • Any other value - error. See text returned with the error for more details.

JSON Data

On success, a JSON structure containing details of the PDF which must be stored for future reference.

The JSON structure will contain amongst other things, the target_lang_id field plus additional keys detailing any fees due before processing can begin.

target_ lang_id

This is a unique ID to the uploaded document and must be used in all subsequent references to the document. Use this ID in the next call to process the PDF.