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How to Convert JSON to XML with Custom Tags in C-

In the world of software development, data interchange formats play a crucial role in ensuring seamless communication between systems. JSON (JavaScript Object Notation) and XML (eXtensible Markup Language) are two popular formats for this purpose. However, there are times when you may need to convert JSON to XML formats that fit specific requirements. This guide will guide you through the process of converting a JSON object to XML in C-, while adding custom tags to meet specific needs.

The Problem

Let's say you have the following JSON snippet that describes a project and its properties:

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When you convert this JSON to XML using the following line of code:

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You end up with an XML structure that almost meets your needs, but the required format expects each property to be wrapped in <property> tags. The default conversion just places them under a single <properties> tag, which doesn't work for your requirements.

The Solution

To achieve the desired XML format, you will need to perform two steps:

Deserialize the JSON to a C- Model

Use LINQ to XML for Custom XML Creation

Step 1: Deserialize JSON to a C- Model

First, create a model that matches the JSON structure. This is important as it allows you to access the properties easily.

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Next, deserialize the JSON string into the model:

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Step 2: Create Custom XML

Now, leverage the System.Xml.Linq namespace to create the XML as per your requirements:

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Breakdown of the XML Creation Code:

XElement: This class from System.Xml.Linq is used to create XML elements.

model.Properties.Select: This will iterate over the list of properties and convert each to the desired XML structure.

Nested XElement: Each property is wrapped within a <property> tag, and its sub-elements are added accordingly.

Conclusion

By following these steps, you can successfully convert JSON to XML in C- while integrating custom tags. This approach gives you the flexibility to manipulate the XML structure according to your application's needs. Remember, while it might seem like a lot of work, creating custom XML allows for better compatibility with systems that expect specific formats.

Now you're all set to handle JSON to XML conversions in your C- applications with custom tag requirements!