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JSON2XML Tree Viewer 
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Rating: 5.9 (7 Votes) | hits: 3
JSON2XML Tree Viewer

Version: 0.0.1
Support Eclipse Version: 3.2
License: Free EPL
Development Status: Beta
Company: Suresh Krishna
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AJAX and SOA developers use JSON daily and its very challenging to analyze complex JSONs. It always helps to have JSON in a hierarchical format as we often write JSON right from scratch. Some times we even want to analyze the JSON that came out of a server response. The motivation for the JSON2XMLTreeViewer is to make developers of AJAX and SOA to visualize the JSON as XML and at the same time as Tree View. The plugin can be easily plugged into any of the AJAX and SOA IDEs so that developers can easily visualize and analyze the json data.
Added on: 24-Sep-2007




Last 3 Comments


User: AnonymousRating: 22008-07-07 08:54:26
Unable to process any real world JSON. It is suitable only for simple JSON structures. Not recommended.


User: AnonymousRating: 32007-11-02 06:29:23
Only seems to work with simple examples, errors when dealing with complex array structures (arrays containing arrays)


User: AnonymousRating: 82007-09-24 11:44:12
i installed the plugin and tried out some variety of JSON stuff. Its really a good feature for the first cut. I would like to see the stripping of the "newline":"\n" and "escape sequence":"\" from the JSON in future. I really liked the XML tab view too.