Google translate API phrase into every language using classic ASP
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Good morning everyone,
I have something [maybe not so] unique which I want to do which is translate a simple phrase like "Hello" into every language available under Google Translate API. I want to basically capture the results and store it into a SQL Server database.
In the past, I have written bulk geocoding processes using ASP and that worked well, and I am thinking that I can do the same with the translate API using a querystring. However, there are really no great examples of it.
I am about to drop the languages and their codes into a table so that I can just loop through things, and then use a JSON parser since I am not using the latest version of SQL Server. I have done crazy ASP SOAP implementation in the past which required authentication twice, but am thinking that this can be done differently.
I am just figuring that someone else out here might have had to slay this dragon before and any and all tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
sql-server asp-classic google-translate asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
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Good morning everyone,
I have something [maybe not so] unique which I want to do which is translate a simple phrase like "Hello" into every language available under Google Translate API. I want to basically capture the results and store it into a SQL Server database.
In the past, I have written bulk geocoding processes using ASP and that worked well, and I am thinking that I can do the same with the translate API using a querystring. However, there are really no great examples of it.
I am about to drop the languages and their codes into a table so that I can just loop through things, and then use a JSON parser since I am not using the latest version of SQL Server. I have done crazy ASP SOAP implementation in the past which required authentication twice, but am thinking that this can be done differently.
I am just figuring that someone else out here might have had to slay this dragon before and any and all tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
sql-server asp-classic google-translate asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
user2105186user2105186
143
add a comment |
Good morning everyone,
I have something [maybe not so] unique which I want to do which is translate a simple phrase like "Hello" into every language available under Google Translate API. I want to basically capture the results and store it into a SQL Server database.
In the past, I have written bulk geocoding processes using ASP and that worked well, and I am thinking that I can do the same with the translate API using a querystring. However, there are really no great examples of it.
I am about to drop the languages and their codes into a table so that I can just loop through things, and then use a JSON parser since I am not using the latest version of SQL Server. I have done crazy ASP SOAP implementation in the past which required authentication twice, but am thinking that this can be done differently.
I am just figuring that someone else out here might have had to slay this dragon before and any and all tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
sql-server asp-classic google-translate asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
user2105186user2105186
143
Good morning everyone,
I have something [maybe not so] unique which I want to do which is translate a simple phrase like "Hello" into every language available under Google Translate API. I want to basically capture the results and store it into a SQL Server database.
In the past, I have written bulk geocoding processes using ASP and that worked well, and I am thinking that I can do the same with the translate API using a querystring. However, there are really no great examples of it.
I am about to drop the languages and their codes into a table so that I can just loop through things, and then use a JSON parser since I am not using the latest version of SQL Server. I have done crazy ASP SOAP implementation in the past which required authentication twice, but am thinking that this can be done differently.
I am just figuring that someone else out here might have had to slay this dragon before and any and all tips would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks
sql-server asp-classic google-translate sql-server asp-classic google-translate asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
user2105186user2105186
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asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
user2105186user2105186
143
asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
user2105186user2105186
143
asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
user2105186user2105186
143
asked Nov 16 '18 at 13:45
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The Translation API only allows for one target language per request. Unfortunately, for your use case you would have to loop through the desired languages and send a separate request for each.
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
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Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
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The Translation API only allows for one target language per request. Unfortunately, for your use case you would have to loop through the desired languages and send a separate request for each.
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
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Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
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Nov 18 '18 at 22:28
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The Translation API only allows for one target language per request. Unfortunately, for your use case you would have to loop through the desired languages and send a separate request for each.
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
1667
Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
– user2105186
Nov 18 '18 at 22:28
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The Translation API only allows for one target language per request. Unfortunately, for your use case you would have to loop through the desired languages and send a separate request for each.
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
1667
The Translation API only allows for one target language per request. Unfortunately, for your use case you would have to loop through the desired languages and send a separate request for each.
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
1667
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
1667
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
1667
answered Nov 18 '18 at 18:32
Ali TAli T
1667
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Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
– user2105186
Nov 18 '18 at 22:28
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Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
– user2105186
Nov 18 '18 at 22:28
Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
– user2105186
Nov 18 '18 at 22:28
Thanks very much. I got busy for the past few days (steam pipe pinhole leak) and was thinking that I would try one, and then just loop it. I might have to mess with my PHP and CURL programming but prefer SQL Server.
– user2105186
Nov 18 '18 at 22:28
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