AEM Guides: Troubleshooting missing Czech translated content and DTD errors
This article provides troubleshooting steps for cases where Czech language translation folders are created in AEM Guides without translated content, and a DTD error appears when opening the content.
Description description
Environment
Adobe Experience Manager (AEM) Guides (all versions)
Symptoms
- After running a translation project for the Czech language, translation project folders are created, but contain no translated content or files.
- The content in the translated content folder path for the Czech language appears in English instead of Czech.
- Attempting to open the content results in a DTD error.
Cause
The root cause may be related to misconfiguration in the translation project setup or errors in DITA/XML content generation. The exact cause wasn’t established.
Resolution resolution
Follow the steps below to resolve the issue:
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Verify the steps used to create and run the Czech language translation project:
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Confirm the source content path selected for translation.
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Ensure the target language is set to Czech.
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Check whether you’re translating a DITA map or individual topics.
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Determine if you’re creating a new translation project or adding content to an existing project.
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Identify the translation connector or provider in use.
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Compare the expected output path with the actual output path to ensure translated content is being delivered to the correct location.
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Confirm if the English source content was originally authored in English or generated from another translation.
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Review the translation project logs for any errors or warnings during processing.
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Check if the translation job is correctly configured to process and deliver translated content to the Czech folder.
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Investigate the DTD error by examining the generated DITA/XML content for missing or invalid DTD references.
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After making corrections, rerun the translation project and verify that the Czech folder contains translated content and that the DTD error no longer appears when opening the files.