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Project JSON values into a generated XML element structure for review and simple integration handoffs.
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Enter JSON in the workspace or use the available Load Data options.
Run Convert JSON to XML. Adjust the available settings first when needed.
Review XML, Errors. Resolve any reported errors before using the result.
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Example input: JSON
{"catalog":{"product":[{"id":"sku_12","name":"Keyboard","price":129},{"id":"sku_13","name":"Mouse","price":59}]}}Example output
<root><catalog><product><id>sku_12</id><name>Keyboard</name><price>129</price></product><product><id>sku_13</id><name>Mouse</name><price>59</price></product></catalog></root>
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The converter validates JSON, wraps the result in a root element, maps object keys to element names, and emits array items as repeated elements. JSON and XML have different data models, so attributes, namespaces, mixed content, comments, and an original XML schema cannot be inferred; review the generated shape before using it in an integration.
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