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I use Json.Net. When I serialize a Department2 object and WriteJson() is invoked I want it to be recursively invoked with each of the Telephone2 objects like I do in ReadJson() . How do I do that? using System; using Newtonsoft.Json; using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq; public interface ISimpleDatabag { string Databag { get; set; } } [JsonConverter(typeof(JsonDataBagCreationConverter<Department2>))] public class Department2 { public Telephone2[] Phones { get; set; } } [JsonConverter(typeof(JsonDataBagCreationConverter<Telephone2>))] public class Telephone2 { public string Name { get; set; } public

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 MyClass { public Dictionary<string, int> MyDict { get; set; } } It seems like Json.NET's

I'm using JSON.NET to deserialize AJAX HTTP requests sent in from the browser, and am running into problems with web service calls that use a Guid[] as a parameter. This worked fine when I used the built in .NET serializer. First off, the raw bytes in the stream look like this: System.Text.Encoding.UTF8.GetString(rawBody); "{\"recipeIds\":[\"d9ede305-d244-483b-a435-abcf350efdb2\"]}" I then call: Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializer serializer = new Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializer(); parameters[0] = serializer.Deserialize(sr, operation.Messages[0].Body.Parts[0].Type); .Type is System.Guid[] I then get

I'm having an unusual problem. It might not be a very realistic scenario, but this is what I have gotten myself into, so please bear with me. I have an API that returns Json and I'm using Json.NET to process the Json response. The problem is that the API can return a number of things and I have to be able to deserialize the response the following way: The API can return a single Json object. In this case I have to deserialize it into an ExpandoObject and put it into a List<dynamic> . The API can return null and undefined and the alike, in which case I have to return an empty list. The API can

The following statement prints "1/1/0001 4:00:00 PM -05:00" Console.WriteLine(JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<DateTimeOffset>("\"0001-01-01T16:00:00\"")); This is because when json.net deserializes a DateTime string (which doesn't have an offset) to a DateTimeOffset object, it assigns the local offset, which in this case is -05:00. What if I don't want to use the local offset? Is there any way I can specify an offset to use for this deserialization? (The use case is the database server and the web server are in different time zones, and I need the incoming requests that have zone-unspecified