X-definition 3.3 – XML and JSON

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X-definition 3.3 adds support for handling data as either XML or JSON, validating input against X-definition rules. It can accept XML or JSON input and produce either XML documents or JSON objects as output after processing.

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1. 0:00Start
2. 1:02Occurrence of ISON values and objects
3. 1:19JSON in X-definition
4. 2:561. Occurrence of JSON values and objects
5. 3:36Description of matrix in JSON
6. 4:12SoneOf specification in JSON
7. 4:59Example of the Java program with JSON data
8. 5:42Lexicon: language localization of XML
9. 6:501. Lexicon description in X-definition
10. 7:572. Example of the Java program with lexicon

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