That’s it for Parse JSON and Render JSON activities configurations. Here we are concatenating the names obtained from the output of Parse XML by adding an additional space between first and last name. In the input tab of Render JSON activity, we will do the required mappings.

In the Input Editor tab of Render JSON activity, define complex element corresponding to the required JSON structure as shown below: Now, to convert the XML back into the JSON format of our required structure with first name and last name combined, Let’s add Render JSON activity to the process. These configurations of Parse JSON activity are enough to convert our input JSON String into the XML structure according to the structure specified in output editor tab. For the simplicity of this tutorial, I haven’t created the schema and will go with defining complex element instead as shown below: Please note that you can reference to a Schema if you have an XML Schema for this. Now in the Output Editor tab, we create a complex element corresponding to our JSON structure. Next, add Parse JSON activity in the process and map JSON String from the start activity as an input to this activity as shown below: We will input the JSON string to the process when testing through this element.

And our requirement is to parse this JSON into an XML Format and then construct another JSON string with first name and last name combined together as EMP_FULL_NAME:įor the above requirement, let’s create a simple process and add a string parameter to the Start activity by defining it in Output Editor Tab.

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