I have json like this
{
\"name\": \"somenameofevent\",
\"type\": \"event\",
\"data\": {
\"object\": {
\"age\": \"18\",
You have to write a custom converter class (derived from Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConverter) which instructs the deserializer to read the whole object and to return the JSON string for the object.
Then you have to decorate the property with the JsonConverter attribute.
[JsonConverter(typeof(YourCustomConverterClass))]
public string SomeObject { get; set; }
There are good tutorials on the web on how to create custom converters, but - for your convenience - the core of your converter might look like this:
public override object ReadJson(JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer)
{
return JObject.Load(reader).ToString();
}
This method reads a complete JSON object but returns the serialized version of the object as string. There is a bit of overhead because the object is deserialized to a JObject and then serialized again, but for me it's the easiest way to do this. Maybe you have a better idea.