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JSONPath Test

JSONPath Test Screen

JSONPath Test Screen

Step-by-Step Usage:
1

Click JSONPath option from Test Tools menu

Click JSONPath option from Test Tools menu.
2

Paste your JSON into JSON Data field

Paste the entire JSON you want to query into the JSON Data field.
3

Write JSONPath expression

Write an expression in the JSONPath box, for example: $.store.book[*].author.
4

Press Try It Out button

Press the Try It Out button. Matching results are listed in JSON format in the bottom section.
5

Close dialog

Use the Cancel button or the close icon in the top right to close the dialog.
6

Adjust dialog width (optional)

If you are working with large JSONs, you can increase the dialog width by dragging.

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XML Transformer

XML Transformer Screen

XML Transformer Screen

Step-by-Step XML Transformer Usage:
1

Open Transform XML option

Click the Transform XML option from the Test Tools menu.
2

Select message type

Select one of the XML to XML or XML to JSON options from the Message Type field at the top.
3

Enter XML data

Paste the XML you want to transform into the XML Data editor or click the links at the bottom to use one of the sample data.
4

Run transformation

When you press the Try button, transformation is performed according to the type you selected and the result is shown in the Result panel at the bottom.
5

Close dialog

If you press the Cancel button, the dialog closes.
XML to XML mode
  • You write the transformation template in the XSLT editor that opens on the right. XSLT’s match and template rules shape the output according to how they will match.
  • When you press the Try button, XSLT is applied to the XML on the left and the response is written to the Result field again as XML.
  • If you use namespace in XSLT, place xmlns: definitions at the beginning; otherwise you will get a "Namespace prefix ... is not defined" error.
  • To test, the example links in the bottom section automatically fill both the input XML and XSLT in a matched way.
  • The output editor comes with XML syntax highlight by default; the result does not convert to JSON format.
XML to JSON mode
  • When this option is selected, the XSLT editor is hidden, and instead options to shape the JSON output are shown.
  • Ignore NULL values: Check if there are xsi:nil="true" or empty elements in XML and you don’t want them transferred to JSON.
  • Ignore empty values: Does not include elements containing only empty strings in JSON.
  • Write numbers as strings: Stores numeric values as strings in JSON output; ideal for services requiring type conversion.
  • Use null for xsi:nil: Produces real null value instead of "null" for elements containing xsi:nil="true".
  • Unwrap element: Single child nodes return directly as value in JSON; prevents intermediate nodes from being crowded.
  • Path Arrays: Enter XPath-like paths (e.g., /Envelope/Body/authors/name) to make multiple repeating nodes mandatory as arrays in JSON. The AutoComplete field stores entered paths as a list.
  • Options are connected to the jhi-xml-to-json-transformation component; after the Try button, JSON output is shown in the Result panel and the editor switches to JSON highlight.
  • If an error occurs during transformation (corrupted XML, etc.), the process stops and you need to fix the XML before changing the relevant checkbox settings.

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XPath Test

XPath Test Screen

XPath Test Screen

Step-by-Step XPATH Usage:
1

Open XPath option

Click the XPath option from the Test Tools menu.
2

Enter XML data

Paste the XML content you want to query into the XML Data section.
3

Write XPath expression

Write an expression in the XPath field, for example /catalog/book[price>10].
4

Press Try it out button

Press the Try it out button; matching nodes are listed in a table below along with <book> tags.
5

Close dialog

Click the Cancel button to close the dialog.

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Data Operations

Data Processing Tools

Data Processing Tools

FieldFunction
Encode Base64Encodes plain text in Raw Data field as Base64. You see the encoded text in the Result field. Make sure it is UTF-8 compatible to avoid issues with Unicode characters.
Decode Base64Decodes Base64 encoded text in Raw Data field, transfers decoded text to Result field. Gives “Invalid Base64 string” error for invalid Base64 strings.
Encode UrlConverts raw data to URL-safe format (e.g., makes spaces %20). You can use it when preparing query strings for API calls.
Decode UrlConverts URL-encoded text back to normal. If you try to decode text that is not already encoded, the result remains the same.
Format XMLMakes XML in Raw Data field readable (adds indentation). Converted XML is written to Result field. If there is a missing tag, an error message is displayed.
Format JSONPrettifies JSON text. If JSON is invalid, you get an error notification; check the erroneous line.
Decode JWTBase64 decodes JWT token (header.payload.signature) and brings header and payload to Result field in JSON format. Does not verify signature; only decodes.
Generate JSON SchemaAutomatically generates a JSON Schema draft from sample JSON in raw data. Draft schema is in Result field; manual edits may be needed.
ClearEmpties both Raw Data and Result fields; prepares you for a new operation.