XML represents structured test data through nested elements, a root node, and explicitly named fields. Prompt instructions can request the same dataset in XML instead of JSON or another format. section 6.1.1 section 2.4.3
A practical XML-generation prompt specifies:
- The root element, represented with a # marker. section 6.1.1
- Each field’s name, data type, and allowed or randomized values. section 6.1.1
- The required number of XML entries, checked before output. section 6.1.1
Room data
A generated document can place repeated room elements inside a rooms root, with fields for type, beds, accessibility, images, features, and price. The structure may be valid while its values still require review: a single room might receive three beds, or an image URL might point to example.com rather than a real image. section 6.1.1
<rooms>
<room>
<room_name>A1</room_name>
<type>single</type>
<beds>3</beds>
<accessible>true</accessible>
<image>https://example.com/room_a1.jpg</image>
<description>Cozy room</description>
<features>
<feature>Wifi</feature>
<feature>TV</feature>
</features>
<roomPrice>150</roomPrice>
</room>
<room>
<room_name>B2</room_name>
<type>double</type>
<beds>2</beds>
<accessible>false</accessible>
<image>https://example.com/room_b2.jpg</image>
<description>Spacious suite</description>
<features>
<feature>TV</feature>
<feature>Safe</feature>
</features>
<roomPrice>180</roomPrice>
</room>
<room>
<room_name>C3</room_name>
<type>single</type>
<beds>1</beds>
<accessible>true</accessible>
<image>https://example.com/room_c3.jpg</image>
<description>Modern design</description>
<features>
<feature>Wifi</feature>
<feature>Safe</feature>
</features>
<roomPrice>130</roomPrice>
</room>
</rooms>
Inspect a concrete XML listing with nested rooms, repeated features, typed-looking values, and generated placeholder URLs. section 6.1.1
