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Infer C++ types or models from one XML document after projecting it into JSON-shaped data.
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Enter XML in the workspace or use the available Load Data options.
Run Generate C++ models. Adjust the available settings first when needed.
Review C++, Errors. Resolve any reported errors before using the result.
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Example input: XML
<root><service>formathive</service><enabled>true</enabled><owner>Asha</owner><owner>Mina</owner></root>
Result in the live workspace
Run Generate C++ models in the live workspace above to generate the result. Review it in C++, Errors.
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Use XML to C++ for an initial migration or integration scaffold, then review and edit the generated code. It does not read XSD or WSDL schemas; XML projection can lose namespace, mixed-content, ordering, and lexical details, while one example cannot establish optional, nullable, union, or domain constraints.
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