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问题 I've not quite been able to find the exact answer for which I'm looking so thought I'd have a crack at asking the question. I'm currently attempting to deserialise a JSON string into an object in vb.NET using Json.NET; I've done a few before by setting up appropriate Classes and then deserialising the string to an object using the Parent Class and they've worked fine however this one just doesn't seem to break down quite right. An example of the string I'm trying to break down is as follows:

问题 I have looked through lots of Posts and have not been successful in determining how to get rid of the pesky d in the response coming from my asmx web service, as in {"d":{"Response":"OK","Auth-Key":"JKPYZFZU"}}. This is being created by my class 'public Dictionary UserDevice' by returning the Dictionary object. I would be perfectly happy if the damn thing just wouldn't put it all into the d object! 回答1: You are probably using some kind of framework that automatically wraps your web service

问题 I've got some json with huge integers, in the order of a few hundred digits. I'd like to parse those as BouncyCastle's BigInteger (https://github.com/onovotny/BouncyCastle-PCL/blob/pcl/crypto/src/math/BigInteger.cs). { "bigNumber":12093812947635091350945141034598534526723049126743245... } So I've implemented a converter, using a contract resolver in the default settings. internal class BigIntegerConverter : JsonConverter { public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value,

问题 I'm using Json.Net for my website. I want the serializer to serialize property names in camelcase by default. I don't want it to change property names that I manually assign. I have the following code: public class TestClass { public string NormalProperty { get; set; } [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "CustomName")] public string ConfiguredProperty { get; set; } } public void Experiment() { var data = new TestClass { NormalProperty = null, ConfiguredProperty = null }; var result = JsonConvert

问题 I'm writing C# code in Visual Studio. I add the embedded DLL inside the project, I am dynamically loading the assemblies. We use JSON.NET to serialize and deserialize objects with type Context.JobDataObj , which is defined in one of the embedded DLLs, and passing the DLLs between various programs. Unfortunately, whenever I attempt to deserialize, I get the following error: Type specified in JSON 'Context.JobDataObj, HPMContext, Version=1.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' is not

问题 This is a continuation of a previous question of mine. The solution worked for what I was trying to do at the time but broke a whole lot of my code. I know it was bad practice not to make sure beforehand but yeah... you live and learn. Anyhoo, here's the Q: an easy way to serialise c# objects What I want to know is: is there any way to get the NewtonSoft Library to handle this stuff? If yes, how? If no, suggestions? What i'm doing is chatting to a RoR3 app using json, now I cant deserialise

问题 This question already has answers here : Serialize dictionary as array (of key value pairs) (6 answers) Closed 3 years ago . Is there a way to use Json.NET for (de)serialization but continue to use the dictionary serialization conventions of DataContractJsonSerializer ? In other words, is there a way to read and write JSON in this structure: { "MyDict" : [ { "Key" : "One", "Value" : 1 }, { "Key" : "Two", "Value" : 2 } ] } Using a class like this (with Json.NET attributes): public class

问题 I have the following entity class: public class FacebookComment : BaseEntity { [BsonId(IdGenerator = typeof(ObjectIdGenerator))] [BsonRepresentation(MongoDB.Bson.BsonType.ObjectId)] [JsonProperty("_id")] public ObjectId Id { get; set; } public int? OriginalId { get; set; } public DateTime Date { get; set; } public string Message { get; set; } public string Sentiment { get; set; } public string Author { get; set; } } When this object is serialized to JSON, I want the Id field to be written as

问题 When calling ToObject on JObject with a string property, transforms datetime value. class Program { static void Main(string[] args) { var a = JObject.Parse("{\"aprop\":\"2012-12-02T23:03:31Z\"}"); var jobject = a.ToObject<A>(); Console.ReadKey(); } } public class A { public string AProp { get; set; } } The problem is I get my value transformed despite it being a string. The ISO8601 specific characters got skipped: I expect no tranformations to happen and want to be able to do date validation

问题 We've got some JSON that we are deserializing into a strongly-typed object graph in C#. However, we've got one issue: sometimes there is an "empty" value in the JSON (e.g., empty string) in a property that maps to a boolean value in our model. In our case, we know that 100% of the time, we can translate these "blank" values to Boolean false . However, the JSON deserializers I've tried don't know about this (understandably). I've been trying to find a way to intercept the deserialization of