Hi Friends,
I am working on converting XML into JSON. Below is structure of XML and expect JSON
XML Data :
<root>
<personalDetails>
<name>name1</name>
<age>21</age>
</personalDetails>
<personalDetails>
<name>name2</name>
<age>24</age>
</personalDetails>
</root>
Expected output :
{"personalDet":[["name1","21"],["name2","24"]}
Actual output :
{"personalDet":["name1","21", "name2","24"]}
XSD is used is like
root --> personalDetails*
Please help me how I can get JSON object as mentioned above
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Vinod,
My colleague @Mike Dunker has a good solution to this problem. It involves augmenting the XML payload with some "dummie" elements so that the XMLtoJSON policy formats the data correctly. In a subsequent step you remove the hints from your payload. This is often easier than doing the translation your self.
Take a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22008527/xml-to-json-conversion-issues
For a detailed explanation.
-David
Hi Vinod,
You can transform a request or response object from XML to JSON using the XMLtoJSON policy on Apigee Edge. Here's a link to the doc topic on that policy: http://apigee.com/docs/api-services/reference/xml-json-policy
You can find a working sample in the api-platform-samples repo on GitHub, here: https://github.com/apigee/api-platform-samples/tree/master/sample-proxies/xmltojson
And, you can find links to other samples in the GitHub repo that employ XMLtoJSON (or JSONtoXML) policies here: http://apigee.com/docs/api-services/content/samples-reference
Hope this helps. If you have another use case in mind, please post more details.
Thanks for your response !!
Use case is like I have declared a repeating element say (basicDetails) under root element. Now, I want to extract user details in same element as multiple rows
{ "basicDetails" : [ ["name","age"] , ["name","age"] ] }
problem occurring now is I am not able to specify columns per row. So, end result what I am getting is -
["name" , "age" , "name" , "age" ]
Please let me know If I am to make you understand my query
Thanks,
Vinod
Vinod,
My colleague @Mike Dunker has a good solution to this problem. It involves augmenting the XML payload with some "dummie" elements so that the XMLtoJSON policy formats the data correctly. In a subsequent step you remove the hints from your payload. This is often easier than doing the translation your self.
Take a look at: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22008527/xml-to-json-conversion-issues
For a detailed explanation.
-David
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