I started to use Json.NET to convert a string in JSON format to object or viceversa. I am not sure in the Json.NET framework, is it possible to convert a string in JSON to XML format and viceversa?
How would you convert from XML to JSON and then back to XML? The following tools work quite well, but aren't completely consistent: xml2json Has anyone encountered this situation before?
This converter is written in Python and will convert one or more XML files into JSON / JSONL files It requires a XSD schema file to figure out nested json structures (dictionaries vs lists) and json equivalent data types.
Please edit the question with a minimal reproducible example including: the XML files you want to convert; and the expected output. If you have XML with a root element and a single depth of tags below that then this question is a duplicate of How can i convert xml to json in oracle?. If you are asking for arbitrary XML with nested tags of arbitrary depths then the answer is probably going to ...
JSON Stuff There isn't a lot to know about JSON in powershell. Use ConvertFrom-JSON to convert existing JSON into an object, and use ConvertTo-JSON to convert an object into a JSON string. Hashtables Sometimes called hashes or associate arrays, as I'm sure you're aware. In Powershell you use them like this:
I am getting a response from server as XML. But I need to display this in JSON format. Is there any way to convert it without any third party API? I used Jackson but for this I need to create POJO...
Put another way: How can I use (preferably native) Snowflake SQL to convert XML to JSON (for, say, export)? It's a bit like export a relational Snowflake table as valid JSON or XML, but for arbitrarily-nested objects (which I don't want to specify key by key, only to have to query again).
The only problem with JSON in Java is that if your XML has a single child, but is an array, it will convert it to an object instead of an array. This can cause problems if you dynamically always convert from XML to JSON, where if your example XML has only one element, you return an object, but if it has 2+, you return an array, which can cause parsing issues for people using the JSON ...
Also be aware that xml2json and xml-js produce a bit different JSON. When I replaced xml2json with xml-js I had to add "._attributes" everywhere where values were in attributes.
