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I can't seem to be able to customize JSON serialization in an Azure Mobile App. To avoid the complexity of my own code, I setup a new project from scratch. Visual Studio Community 2015 Update 2, Azure App Service Tools v2.9 (if that matters). New Project, Visual C#, Cloud, Azure Mobile App. In App_Start\Startup.MobileApp.cs this is what's in the template: public static void ConfigureMobileApp(IAppBuilder app) { HttpConfiguration config = new HttpConfiguration(); new MobileAppConfiguration() .UseDefaultConfiguration() .ApplyTo(config); // Use Entity Framework Code First to create database

C# | .NET 4.5 | Entity Framework 5 I have data coming back from a SQL Query in the form of ID,ParentID,Name. I'd like to take that data and parse it into a Hierarchical JSON string. So far it seems to be much more of a daunting task than it should be. Since I'm using Entity the data comes back nicely to me as an IEnumerable. Now I believe I just need some form of recursion, but I'm not quite sure where to start. Any help is appreciated. Data Returns as id parentId name 1 1 TopLoc 2 1 Loc1 3 1 Loc2 4 2 Loc1A Code is public static string GetJsonLocationHierarchy(long locationID) { using

I am converting my newtonsoft implementation to new JSON library in .net core 3.0. I have the following code public static bool IsValidJson(string json) { try { JObject.Parse(json); return true; } catch (Exception ex) { Logger.ErrorFormat("Invalid Json Received {0}", json); Logger.Fatal(ex.Message); return false; } } I am not able to find any equivalent for JObject.Parse(json); Also what will be the attribute JsonProperty equivalent public class ResponseJson { [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "status")] public bool Status { get; set; } [JsonProperty(PropertyName = "message")] public string Message

I am encountering an issue while sending some JSON from an AngularJS application to a ASP.Net WebAPI 2 back-end. What happens is that some properties from the incoming request are set to null during deserialization. Part of the request where the deserialization bug occurs: 12: {row: 9, column: 1, order: 13,…} column: 1 domainEntityProperty: {$id: "157", id: 2616,…} order: 13 renderType: {$id: "39", id: 1, class: "input"} row: 9 Above snippet is piece of the request that is being sent. It's a so called screen property being saved. The request has an array of these objects. The strange thing is

Having json strings like this (I have no control over the publisher): { "TypeName": "Type1" } { "TypeName": "Type1" } Is this an acceptable way to deserialize the json strings dynamically?: public class DeserializationFactory { public static IPoco GetEvent(string jsonString) { var o = JObject.Parse(jsonString); IPoco poco = null; switch (o["TypeName"].ToString()) { case "Type1": poco = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Type1>(jsonString); break; case "Type2": poco = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Type2>(jsonString); break; } return poco; } } You can try with JsonSubtypes converter implementation

This question already has answers here : How to handle both a single item and an array for the same property using JSON.net (7 answers) Closed 3 years ago . I have a defined C# object based off a very complex JSON I'm getting from a third party API. Here's a piece of it: {"alarmSummary":"NONE"} The corresponding property in C# would be: public string alarmSummary {get; set;} And I would get this converted by using my typical JSONConvert from JSON.NET: var alarms = JSONConvert.DeserializeObject<MyClass>(jsonString); However, the API will put alarms in this format, as an array, and "NONE" when