json.net

问题 I have an object that needs to be serialized in such a way that both null and "whitespace" (empty or just spaces) values are not serialized. I don't control the object itself and therefore can't set attributes, but I know that all the properties are strings. Setting NullValueHandling to Ignore obviously only gets me part of the way to the solution. It "seems" (as best I understand) like what I need to do is create a custom DefaultContractResolver but I haven't come up with a solution that

问题 I created MVC 4 application with Web API. It works good in local environment. When I deployed it to Azure, it gives following error. Exception information: Exception type: HttpException Exception message: Could not load file or assembly 'Newtonsoft.Json, Version=6.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=30ad4fe6b2a6aeed' or one of its dependencies. The located assembly's manifest definition does not match the assembly reference. (Exception from HRESULT: 0x80131040) at System.Web

问题 I'm trying to return a dynamic json array to the client side in mvc. So far I have var a = 1; var b = 10; var jsonArray = new JArray(); for (var i = 1; i < 5; i++) { var json = new JObject(); json.Add("field" + a, b); jsonArray.Add(json); a++; b++; } return Json(jsonArray); this returns to the client [[[[]]]] I have tried converting the JsonArray to a string first and setting it to have no formatter, but that doesn't return valid json according to fiddler. I'd expect the result to be

问题 I have problems with json deserialization , below is my json { "_id" : ObjectId("56bc28c436b252c406a67f17"), "empname": "dhiraj", "empcode": "123a", "level": { "levelID": 3, "levelDescription": "manager", "levelCode": "mg" }, "Address": [ { "Home": { "streetname": "Home", "city": "bbb", "state": "aaa" } }, { "Office": { "streetname": "ofc", "city": "ccc", "state": "ddd" } } ] } And for above json the object classes are like public class Employee { public ObjectId _id { get; private set; }

问题 I am trying to serialize an object to JSON using newtonsoft.json. The only thing is that I cannot append the json type to the field name. Consider this example: var item = new { value = "value", data = new []{"str", "str"}, b = true }; I want to convert that to { "value.string" : "value", "data.array" : ["str", "str"], "b.bool" : true } or something similar. The idea is to append the json type (not the c# type) to the json field. The reason I don't want to append the C# type is because it

问题 I'm dynamically loading an assembly using Assembly.LoadFrom() , then instantiating some of its types using .CreateInstance() . Next, I put these objects into an array and serialize it to a file using json.net (configured with TypeNameHandling.Auto ). In the file I can see that it is storing the correct type names, e.g.:- "Features": [{ "$type": "FeaturesAssembly.SomeFeature, FeaturesAssembly", // Other serialized properties }] The problem is that I can't deserialize the file. Json.net throws

问题 I can create JObject var jobject = Newtonsoft.Json.Linq.JObject.Parse(jsonstring); I want to convert the jobject read only so that no new keys can be added or existing values modified. 回答1: It can't be done. There is an open issue for implementing it: https://github.com/JamesNK/Newtonsoft.Json/issues/468 But it is two years old and has drawn very little attention as far as I can tell. 回答2: An immutable object is one that can't be changed. If you don't want consumers of your JObject to change

问题 I have some issues using the Newtonsoft Json Plugin. I want to fill a datagridview using Json but dont know how. In the Documentation of Newtonsoft Json i get an exmaple with datatable but if i try this sample i just get Errors. This is my Json: [ { "id": "17", "name": "Filename", "author": "unknown", "size": "3.1MB", "pfad": "ftp://path/Filename", "Filetoken": "6747rzuzur6urzut766754677" }, { "id": "20", "name": "Filename", "author": "unknown", "size": "3.1MB", "pfad": "ftp://path/Filename",

问题 I am using the Newtonsoft JSON library to deserialize a response from a web service. The problem is that some of the fields contain values which are not valid. For example, one field on one record contained a "T" for a field that is supposed to be numeric. What I would like to do is to have values for fields that are invalid be null, or some other default value. All of my properties are defined as nullable, so it is fine if they default to null. Is there a way to do this? I have tried

问题 I have a property in one of my classes that I'm trying to serialize with json.net that I would like to "inline", meaning, I don't want to have the property be nested into an element with the property name, but its content be directly within its parent. Here's an example, let say I have the following class structure: public interface ISteeringWheelIdentifier {} public interface ISteeringWheel { ISteeringWheelIdentifier Identifier {get;} } public class ManufacturerIdentifier :