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Using JSON or XML as class template

Latest revision as of 15:49, 10 February 2024

You can use an existing JSON or XML snippet as a template to create a model section you can import into.

Using the default model and the Class detail, have the following JSON snippet in the clipboard:

 <root>
  <person id='1'>
    <name>Alan</name>
    <url>http://www.google.com</url>
  </person>
  <person id='2'>
    <name>Louis</name>
    <url>http://www.yahoo.com</url>
  </person>
 </root>

Right-click the class you want to use as a root for your import using, for example, Tajson, and select "Add attributes, assoc. and classes from clipboard json or xml" - see below:

This will add Root1 and Person1 classes to your model like this:

After this, you can use JSonToObjects or Tajson to create objects from your JSON or XML.

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+You can use an existing JSON or XML snippet as a template to create a model section you can import into.
+Using the default model and the Class detail, have the following JSON snippet in the clipboard:
    <root>
     <person id='1'>
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     </person>
    </root>
+Right-click the class you want to use as a root for your import using, for example, [[Tajson|Tajson,]] and select "Add attributes, assoc. and classes from clipboard json or xml" - see below:
+[[File:2022-03-31 19h34 36 Create model from Json.png|none|thumb]]
+This will add Root1 and Person1 classes to your model like this:
+[[File:Created model from JSON.png|none|thumb]]
+After this, you can use JSonToObjects or [[Tajson]] to create objects from your JSON or XML.
+[[Category:JSON]]
+[[Category:XML]]
+{{Edited|July|12|2024}}