ConverterXML To JSON
Inspect arbitrary XML as a named ordered-node JSON model, or decode a Converter247 JSON-XML v1 document. DTD and entity declarations are rejected before parsing.
Parse XML Into A Declared JSON Model
Security And Resource Policy
Input containing DOCTYPE or ENTITY declarations is rejected, so the tool does not resolve external entities or expand DTD-defined entity graphs. XML input is limited to 500,000 characters.
Parsing happens with the browser XML parser. A parser error stops conversion; malformed XML is not repaired.
Converter247 XML Node Model v1
| XML feature | JSON representation |
|---|---|
| Element | name, namespace, attributes, and ordered children |
| Attribute | name, namespace, and string value |
| Mixed text and elements | Ordered child entries |
| CDATA | Distinct cdata child entry |
| Comment | Comment child entry |
| Processing instruction | Target and value child entry |
Interpretation Limits
- The node model is not a domain-specific object mapping.
- Whitespace-only text remains visible because applications assign different significance to it.
- Namespace-qualified names and namespace URIs are recorded; namespace semantics still belong to the consuming application.
Questions About This Tool
Yes. Text, CDATA, and element children are emitted in document order in the node-model children array.
No. Any DOCTYPE or ENTITY declaration is rejected before XML parsing.
They remain ordered element entries. Grouping them by name would lose mixed-content order and requires a separate mapping choice.