I've been dealing with a lot of structs to parse and convert XML to JSON
and viceversa. My main problem with this method is that some of the
structures have nested structures like this, for example:
type tantu struct {
ConfidentialAccess struct {
ConfidentialAccessMode string `xml:"confidentialAccessMode,"`
ConfidentialAccessLevel string `xml:"confidentialAccessLevel,"`
} `xml:"confidentialAccess,omitempty"`
}
<tantu>
<confidentialAccess>
<confidentialAccessMode></confidentialAccessMode>
<confidentialAccessLevel></confidentialAccessLevel>
</confidentialAccess>
</tantu>
In some cases I need that the nested structure doesn't convert to XML
because it causes errors on the API that I'm working on. I know that this
is a issue with Go and the XML package. So I was trying to change the tags
using reflection, but I cannot change the value of the StructTag.
func ChangeTags(t interface{}) {
x := "xml:"\-"\"
val := reflect.ValueOf(t).Elem()
c := reflect.New(val.Type()).Elem()
for i := 0; i < val.NumField(); i++ {
ov := val.Field(i)
vK := val.Field(i).Kind()
val.Type().Field(i).Tag = x
}
Is it possible to change the value, or is it a constraint of Go itself? Are
there any workarounds for this?
Thanks in advance!
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