Hi Pascal

Sorry, I didn't explain the problem clearly.  I am doing that already. The 
problem is that it comes as a string in my JSON output, not as an object. 

Liz

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On 15 Jul 2011, at 12:39, Pascal Robert <prob...@macti.ca> wrote:

> I think the best way would be to transform the XML to a Java object and 
> transform that object back to JSON.
> 
>> I am building an ERRest application (read only), and am having a problem 
>> with one field.  This field holds an xml string, which I need to embed into 
>> the output from show and index actions; it will be consumed as json (mainly; 
>> possibly only).
>> 
>> For example, I would like to receive:
>> 
>> {"name" : "A Record", "data" : { "fieldA" : "valueA", "fieldB" : "valueB" } }
>> 
>> where the data attribute comes from:
>> 
>> <SomeElement FieldA="valueA"><FieldB>valueB</FieldB></SomeElement>
>> 
>> Or something similar to that.  I can use net.sf.json to do the conversion 
>> directly, which produces satisfactory strings, but that doesn't cope with 
>> the XML output format case, and I can't figure out how to pass it into my 
>> JSON output.  If I do that with a String field, then obviously it is output 
>> as a string value, not as a JSON object, which isn't what I want.
>> 
>> In short, the XML is a moderately complex object, which I need to output as 
>> an object in the JSON format.
>> 
>> All ideas appreciated.
>> 
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