For the benefit of showing what an integration point might look like, would it be possible to autogenerate some XML from this?
I don't know what the standard tools are, but I'm sure it would be a trivial mechanical transform to go between: [ { "id": "418d982c-9f6a-4079-9aa9-82123b10c533", "category": "server", "title": "My Server", "cores": 2, "memory": 2147483648, "status": "active", "ide:0:0": { "source": "65a1e5c4-19a5-4e7b-8a76-8c6460d78734", "title": "Primary hard disk attachment" } }, { "id": "65a1e5c4-19a5-4e7b-8a76-8c6460d78734", "category": "storage", "title": "My Storage", "size": 1000000000 } ] and: <object> <id>418d982c-9f6a-4079-9aa9-82123b10c533"</id> <category>server</category> <title>My Server</title> <cores>2</cores> <memory>2147483648</memory> <status>active</status> <ide:0:0> <source>65a1e5c4-19a5-4e7b-8a76-8c6460d78734</source> <title>Primary hard disk attachment</title> </ide:0:0> </object> <object> <id>65a1e5c4-19a5-4e7b-8a76-8c6460d78734</id> <category>storage</category> <title>My Storage</title> <size>1000000000</size> </object> [Actually - this example might just have pointed out that : is not a great character for the interface specifier!] Obviously the XML version could have all the tags put inside an occi namespace and an appropriate schema describing them. Cheers, Richard.