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There are many issues with Newtson's implementation includingĪ rather huge breaking change a while back that they pushed out in a minor update that broke most existing serialization code. I'm surprised no one has created a simple interface to wrap JSON serialization like we have done for everything else.

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I agree with the OP that using Newtson.Json throughout code is a bad idea. NuGet and has been updated as recently as 2 months ago. Simple fireBall = (Simple)js1.ReadObject(ms1) MemoryStream ms1 = new MemoryStream((s1)) NET object in memoryĭataContractJsonSerializer js1 = new DataContractJsonSerializer(typeof(Simple)) Deserialization takes JSON - formatted data and converts it into a. static void Main(string args)ĭataContractJsonSerializer js = new DataContractJsonSerializer(typeof(Simple))

The following is a good example for you reference. The is a good choice to meet your requirement. >It can use any other namespace as long is it MSFT supported. You can't use it without SilverLight environment. SilverLight platform, it is a deprecated application framework for writing and running rich Internet applications.

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MSDN Support, feel free to contact ananda, If you have any compliments or complaints to This can be beneficial to other community members reading this thread. Please remember to click 'Mark as Answer' the responses that resolved your issue, and to click 'Unmark as Answer' if not. If you have any issues, please feel free to contact me. JavaScriptSerializer jsonSerializer = new JavaScriptSerializer() ĭynamic dobj = jsonSerializer.Deserialize(json) I suggest you could add reference () and the following is a simple example. > I would like to do the same job not using NewtonSoft but using MSFT libraries and MSFT defined namespace NET comes with two kinds of JSON serialization itself ,They are The Json function will, again, convert this to the expected json response as well.I'm so sorry for the delay reply, Because of some reason I can not answer you timely. I've also shortened the class definition using the withkeyword. Here, we see an anonymous class used to select and reassign column names from the list of rows in the database. However, sometimes it is easier and more readable if the class is defined where it is actually used. Next Return Json(peoples, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet) If your database columns have the same names that you want your json properties to have, it is super easy to send back the response to the client using the json method to convert to a jsonresult and serialized to the client.Ĭopy Code Function get_people_jsonresult( Optional id As Integer = 0) As JsonResultįor Each c As dtb_people In db.dtb_people.OrderBy( Function(x) x.c_lastname).ToArray If this is left out of a GET, you will get a 500 message saying that the get method is insecure.* *When looking at the JsonResult examples, you will see the json function set with the JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet parameter passed. String - Not preferred but still possible.ContentResult - The preferred method when you have a serialized response (i.e., string) already.JsonResult - The preferred method to use when you have an object to send.I will show three different return types for Json responses:

If you know of any others, please let me know in the comments and I will try to include them. This tip will hopefully help me, as well as you to find a method that best fits our needs. Even the style of building the response within those three can differ with different features of the language. There seem to be three main ways to return json from an MVC app. As I started to based my web apps around sending json back and forth, I started to notice the many different ways there are to format and manipulate the responses.