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This video demonstration will present the support for querying and transforming JSON documents in Oxygen after various improvements and new features were implemented in version 21.0. Specifically, I will show you how to use XPath expressions to query JSON documents, how to transform JSON documents using XSLT, and how to query and transform JSON documents using XQuery. There are two ways to use XPath to query a JSON document. You can use the XPath toolbar to quickly query JSON documents and you can also use the dedicated XPath Builder view where you can compose more complex XPath expressions and execute them over JSON documents. To demonstrate these features, I have a sample file that contains information about XML-related books. Suppose that I want to obtain the titles of all the books listed in my document. To achieve this, Iamp;#39;ll type an XPath expression in the XPath toolbar. Notice that the Content Completion Assistant presents the property names and XPath functions that ca
