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SOAP to JSON

Convert SOAP XML to JSON using the site’s existing mapping: attributes have @ prefixes, text has #text and repeated elements become arrays.

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Input
Tip: drop a file here165 chars · 165 bytes · 1 line
Result
0 chars · 0 bytes · 0 lines

Up to 200,000 input characters and 2 million output characters. Processing stays on this device.

Use SOAP to JSON

Convert SOAP XML to JSON using the site’s existing mapping: attributes have @ prefixes, text has #text and repeated elements become arrays. Start with the sample, select the options and run the tool. Copy or download the result after reviewing it.

Behavior and limits

Convert SOAP XML to JSON using the site’s existing mapping: attributes have @ prefixes, text has #text and repeated elements become arrays. Scalar values remain strings and XML namespace declarations remain explicit attributes. This is an XML representation, not a generated SOAP client or a WSDL service implementation.

Example input

<s:Envelope xmlns:s="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"><s:Body><GetUserResponse xmlns="urn:example"><name>Ada</name></GetUserResponse></s:Body></s:Envelope>

Expected behavior for the example

Produces JSON with the root XML element, namespace attributes and child values represented explicitly.

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Frequently asked questions

How does SOAP to JSON handle my input?

Convert SOAP XML to JSON using the site’s existing mapping: attributes have @ prefixes, text has #text and repeated elements become arrays. Scalar values remain strings and XML namespace declarations remain explicit attributes. This is an XML representation, not a generated SOAP client or a WSDL service implementation.

Is my input uploaded or saved automatically?

Processing runs locally in this browser. Input and results are not saved automatically. Downloads happen only when you choose them. The static preview blocks scripts and external resources when one is available.