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问题 I have a JSON message to deserialize with a string property containing the JSON of another object. I have the following classes public class Envelope { public string Type { get; set; } public Message InnerMessage { get; set; } } public class Message { public string From { get; set; } public string To { get; set; } public string Body { get; set; } } the JSON message I receive is in this format: { Type : "send", InnerMessage : "{ From: \"sender\", To: \"receiver\", Body: \"test\" }" } note that

问题 I am using a Kendo Scheduler in my app to pull data from my database using a Web Api. I created a Web Api function and just hard coded some data in there to be sure the Kendo Scheduler could read my data. Here is my code for the Api function: [Route("api/v1/Events/GetPersonalEvents", Name = "ApiEventsGetPersonalEvents")] [HttpGet] public DataSourceResult GetPersonalEvents([System.Web.Http.ModelBinding.ModelBinder(typeof(WebApiDataSourceRequestModelBinder))]DataSourceRequest request) { var q =

问题 I have a JSON string as shown below. I want to remove the empty array objects from it programmatically so that I can convert it to a DataTable . Here is an example of my JSON: { "result":[ { "id":"1", "name": "Temp", "property":[] }, { "id":"2", "name": "Temp2", "property":[] } ] } You can see that the property member in each result is an empty array. Any suggestion on how I can remove it? Currently I'm doing the following to convert the JSON to a DataTable : DataTable dt = JsonConvert

问题 I got a JSON string with an array like this: { "Id": 123, "Username": "Sr. X", "Packages": [ { "Name": "Cups", "SupplierId": 1, "ProviderGroupId": 575, "SupplierName": "Foo Cups" }, { "Name": "Pins", "SupplierId": 5, "ProviderGroupId": 1082, "SupplierName": "Foo Pins" } ] } and I want to add a new field into Packages array like: "Packages": [ { "Name": "Cups", "SupplierId": 1, "ProviderGroupId": 575, "SupplierName": "Foo Cups", "New Field": "Value" },... Right now I can add a new field but in

问题 I use Json.NET library to deserialize JSON. For an abstract class Foo I have a custom JsonConverter . This is the way I have used it: [JsonConverter(typeof(FooJsonConverter))] public Foo MyFoo { get; set; } So far so good. The problem arises when I use the Foo class in a Dictionary. This was my attempt: [JsonDictionary(ItemConverterType = typeof(FooJsonConverter))] public Dictionary<string, Foo> MyFooDictionary { get; set; } But the above gives the error: Attribute 'JsonDictionary' is not

问题 My app is divided in two parts : client and server. The server side ask a sql database and store the results in a DataTable. Then i use the next function to convert the DataTable to Json to send it to client. The problem is when there are no results, i get an empty string. I would like to get a string which will allow the client side to display an empty datatable but with column names, i mean with column header ! Here is the function on the server side to convert datatable to Json: public

问题 I have no clue whatsoever on how to resolve this. All I can figure out as a way of starting to resolve this is that my dev machine where things work perfectly is a 32 bit and the other tested computers are 64 bit (incidentally there are no other 32 bit machines around me to test with). Regardless, this is a strange scenario. Now to the issue: I am using Newtonsoft JSON library in my c# application. I have the following c# class to serialize: class sync_object { //newtonJson give bad keys to

问题 Say for example I'm trying to convert an object with 10 fields to Json, however I need to modify the process of serializing 1 of these fields. At the moment, I'd have to use manually write out each property like this: public override void WriteJson(JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer) { writer.WriteStartObject(); writer.WritePropertyName("Field1"); serializer.Serialize(writer, value.Field1); writer.WritePropertyName("Field2"); serializer.Serialize(writer, value.Field2);

问题 I need to serialize and deserialize an object that contains an System.Uri property using the latest (4.0.3) Json.NET library. The following code demonstrates the problem: string input = "http://test.com/%22foo+bar%22"; Uri uri = new Uri(input); string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(uri); Uri output = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<Uri>(json); The DeserializeObject method throws an JsonReaderException. This works fine with 4.0.2. I've submitted an issue on codeplex with tests and patch to

问题 I've written a web service that sends and returns json created with Json.NET. I've included typenames, which allows polymorphism. With a bit of hacking, I've got this working with a silverlight client, but I don't know how to make it work for javascript clients. How can I parse this using javascript? { "$type": "MyAssembly.Zoo, MyAssembly", "ID": 1, "Animals": [ { "$type": "MyAssembly.Dog, MyAssembly", "LikesBones": true, "Name": "Fido" }, { "$type": "MyAssembly.Cat, MyAssembly", "LikesMice":