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The Liquid Technologies blog offers software developers clear guidance on XML, JSON, and data integration techniques. We share insights into the latest developments in our tools – Liquid Studio, Liquid Data Mapper, Liquid XML Data Binder and Liquid XML Objects – and provide straightforward instructions for applying them to your projects. Our goal is to equip you with useful, actionable information.

  • NEW VIDEO: Replace Data Values using Lookup Component in Liquid Data Mapper…

    NEW VIDEO: Replace Data Values using Lookup Component in Liquid Data Mapper…

    This video tutorial teaches users how to replace data values using the Lookup and Cast components in Liquid Data Mapper. It provides a straightforward transformation method. A free trial of the software is available for download at the provided link.

    September 22, 2022
  • Azure Function to Convert XML to JSON using Liquid Data Mapper

    Azure Function to Convert XML to JSON using Liquid Data Mapper

    Liquid Data Mapper enables graphical data transformation for Microsoft Azure Functions. By adding input and output parameter components, users can seamlessly convert XML data into JSON format. The example illustrates creating a test application in C# that sends XML data to the Azure function, showcasing Liquid Data Mapper’s capabilities for data integration and transformation.

    August 19, 2021
  • Creating Multiple Sample XML Documents from an Excel Spreadsheet with Liquid Data Mapper

    Creating Multiple Sample XML Documents from an Excel Spreadsheet with Liquid Data Mapper

    This article shows you how to generate multiple XML documents, one for each row in an Excel spreadsheet, using Liquid Data Mapper.

    August 13, 2021
  • Output Formatting in Liquid Data Mapper

    Output Formatting in Liquid Data Mapper

    Liquid Data Mapper includes Output Formatting options for data nodes, illustrated in the ’07 – Aggregate Functions.dm’ example. For more information on formatting various data types, consult the data mapper documentation. A free trial of Liquid Data Mapper is available for download at the provided link.

    July 23, 2021
  • Using the Cast Component in Liquid Data Mapper

    Using the Cast Component in Liquid Data Mapper

    Liquid Data Mapper is a versatile tool for transforming diverse data formats like CSV, EDI, and JSON. It includes the Cast Component to convert incompatible data types, such as transforming a string date into an EDI-required format. Users can customize properties and format specifications for accurate data casting.

    July 23, 2021
  • Recent XML Community Forum Questions

    Recent XML Community Forum Questions

    The Liquid Technologies XML Community Forum recently addressed several user inquiries, including adding schemaLocation to XML elements, generating standalone directives in C#, command line generation of code, handling destination filename errors, mapping XML to JSON, and utilizing DataMapper-generated DLLs. These discussions provide valuable insights for users.

    April 22, 2021
  • NEW Liquid XML Objects – Wizard Overview Demo Video

    NEW Liquid XML Objects – Wizard Overview Demo Video

    This overview explains how to create a C# object model from an XML Schema and utilize it for serializing and editing XML data in Microsoft Visual Studio. A free trial of Liquid XML Objects is available for download at the provided link.

    March 29, 2021
  • NEW Convert XML to JSON Demo Video

    NEW Convert XML to JSON Demo Video

    The new demonstration video showcases the simplicity of converting XML to JSON using the Liquid Data Mapper. Viewers can learn the conversion process with just a few clicks. A free trial of Liquid Studio and Liquid Data Mapper is available for download at the provided link.

    March 25, 2021
  • Announcing Liquid Studio 2021 (v19)

    Announcing Liquid Studio 2021 (v19)

    Liquid Studio 2021 and Liquid XML Data Binder 2021 are now available, featuring new tools, enhancements, and performance improvements. Notable additions include the Liquid Data Diff Viewer, improved document comparison features, and options for targeting .Net 5.0. Overall, user-requested functionality has been significantly enhanced across various components.

    March 15, 2021
  • Using xsi:type in XML Documents and XML Schemas

    Using xsi:type in XML Documents and XML Schemas

    The content discusses handling multiple repair types in an XML schema for a Repair Shop using xs:choice and C#. It illustrates how to derive specialized types from an abstract base type with xsi:type for better code management and readability in XML. The approach improves polymorphism and simplifies code checks.

    December 8, 2020
  • Tutorial ‘Using JSON with Liquid XML Objects’

    Tutorial ‘Using JSON with Liquid XML Objects’

    The tutorial “Using JSON with Liquid XML Objects” details the process of reading and writing JSON data, focusing on converting between JSON and XML formats. It covers conversion rationale, round-tripping, an enumeration guide, practical examples, and step-by-step instructions for managing XML and JSON documents.

    February 24, 2020
  • Announcing Liquid Studio 2020 (v18)

    Announcing Liquid Studio 2020 (v18)

    Liquid Technologies has released Liquid Studio 2020 and Liquid XML Data Binder 2020, featuring new tools and improved functionality. Key updates include PostgreSQL and VistaDB integration, enhanced data handling, and support for .Net Core 3.1. Numerous bug fixes and performance enhancements are also included, enhancing the XML development environment’s overall user experience.

    February 11, 2020

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