| Re: [aas4j-dev] Help when reading an AASX file that can contain JSON or XML data |
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Hello Tobias, as of now, the AASX Deserializer only supports XML deserialization. However, you can overwrite its “read” function to use a JSON deserialized instead.
If you would like to contribute code that is able to handle both, we will very gladly accept your PR.
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On Behalf Of Tobias Kraft (exensio GmbH) via aas4j-dev I'm trying to read an AASX file, which can contain data in JSON or XML. When I receive the file, I don't know something about the content. For my understanding, I can use the AASXDesirializer, which is working fine, as long as the data are stored in XML. try (FileInputStream inputStream = new FileInputStream(file)) { AASXDeserializer deserializer = new AASXDeserializer(inputStream) aasEnvironment = deserializer.read() } When the data are stored in JSON I get an exception. When I look into the source code of the file
AASXDeserializer I can see that an XML-Serializer is used. Therefor it is clear that an exception occurs. I can currently find no mechanism in the library to read an AASX file that contain JSON data. My expectation was that there is a functionality that processes an AASX file
and returns the environment, and it doesn't matter in which format the content is. I would appreciate any help. Thanks, Tobias |
