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.
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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.
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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.
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Visual Studio 2019 – Unresponsive or Blank Tool Windows
The issues related to Liquid Studio 2019 and Microsoft Visual Studio 2019 have been addressed in Liquid Studio version 17.1.14. Users should update Visual Studio to the latest release to resolve a freezing issue. For blank tool windows, unchecking the “Optimize rendering for screens with different pixel densities” option may help.
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Do your XML tools support JSON?
Liquid XML originally focused on XML tools but has since expanded to include JSON support. The content provides links to various JSON-related resources on their website, such as editors, schema documentation, data mapping, and data binding instructions in multiple programming languages.
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JSON Schema Draft 7 Support
Liquid Studio 2019 v17.1.1 has been released, featuring support for JSON Schema Draft 7 in the JSON Schema Editor. Key improvements include a new XML Data Binder function, various bug fixes in previous versions, and enhancements addressing high DPI issues.
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Announcing Liquid Studio 2019 (v17)
Liquid Technologies has launched Liquid Studio 2019 and Liquid XML Data Binder 2019, featuring new tools and enhancements aimed at improving performance and user experience. Key additions include a new dark theme, Excel Data Mapper components, and support for Microsoft Visual Studio 2019, among others. A free trial is available.
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New JSON Editor Edition, SQLite, Schematron and XSLT 3.0 in Liquid Studio 2018
Liquid Technologies Limited announced the launch of Liquid Studio 2018, catering to JSON, XML, and Web Service Developers. It includes a new JSON Editor Edition, SQLite support, and features like JSON Schema Draft 6 and XSLT 3.0 support.
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Free XML and JSON Community Resources
Liquid Technologies offers Liquid Studio 2018 – Free Community Edition, a desktop application for editing and validating XML, JSON, and related files, along with a Large File Editor. They also provide several free online tools for XML and JSON formatting and validation, including various validators and converters.
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Data Mapper – Connecting to and Configuring a Database Data Source
This video tutorial demonstrates the process of connecting to and configuring database data sources with Liquid Data Mapper.
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Data Mapper – Using Joins with Multiple Data Sources
This video demonstrates how to use Liquid Data Mapper to join data from various sources.
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JSON Data Binding with Liquid XML 2018 – Update 1
Liquid XML Data Binder facilitates data interchange between XML and JSON for nearly 20 years, introducing FromJson and ToJson methods to the Liquid Runtime API for serialization and deserialization. It supports C++, C#, Visual Basic .Net, and Java, enabling effective data handling from backend systems to mobile devices.
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Announcing Liquid Studio 2018 (v16.1) – Update 1
Liquid Technologies has released Liquid Studio 2018 Update 1 and Liquid XML Data Binder 2018 Update 1, featuring new JSON support for C++, .Net, and Java, enhanced error reporting, and improvements in Data Mapper components. These updates enhance performance and are free for users with an Upgrade Support Protection Plan.