Getting batch translation results
Once the job's status is COMPLETED
or COMPLETED_WITH_ERROR
, your
output documents are available in the Amazon S3 folder you specified. The output document names
match the input document names, with the addition of the target language code as a prefix.
For instance, if you translated a document called mySourceText.txt
into French,
the output document will be called fr.mySourceText.txt
.
If the status of a batch translation job is FAILED
, the DescribeTextTranslationJob
operation response includes a Message
field that describes the reason why
the job didn't complete successfully.
Each batch translation job also generates an auxiliary file that contains information on
the translations performed, such as the total number of characters translated and the number
of errors encountered. This file, called
,
is generated in the target-language-code
.auxiliary-translation-details.jsondetails
subfolder of your output folder.
The following is an example of a batch translation auxiliary file.
{ "sourceLanguageCode": "en", "targetLanguageCode": "fr", "charactersTranslated": "105", "documentCountWithCustomerError": "0", "documentCountWithServerError": "0", "inputDataPrefix": "s3://input-bucket-name/folder", "outputDataPrefix": "s3://output-bucket-name/012345678901-TranslateText-1c1838f470806ab9c3e0057f14717bed/", "details": [ { "sourceFile": "mySourceText.txt", "targetFile": "fr.mySourceText.txt", "auxiliaryData": { "appliedTerminologies": [ { "name": "TestTerminology", "terms": [ { "sourceText": "Amazon", "targetText": "Amazon" } ] } ] } }, { "sourceFile": "batchText.txt", "targetFile": "fr.batchText.txt", "auxiliaryData": { "appliedTerminologies": [ { "name": "TestTerminology", "terms": [ { "sourceText": "Amazon", "targetText": "Amazon" } ] } ] } } ] }