ASP.NET MVC, JSON post to controller action with FormCollection parameter

I have a bunch of controller actions mostly used for saving data to backend storage. For now most of them use a signature like this:

    //
    // POST: /WidgetZone/Create
    [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)]
    public ActionResult Create(FormCollection collection)

as you can see, it accepts FormCollection. This works fine with classic user views. Now I want to JSON- enable these actions. And I do it using JsonPox action filter like this:

    //
    // POST: /WidgetZone/Create
    [JsonPox]
    [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)]
    public ActionResult Create(FormCollection collection)

Will this work when the action expects FormCollection?

For instance this work without issues (of course I construct Json object in my JavaScript client-side to pass it into 开发者_如何转开发this action):

    //
    // POST: /WidgetZone/Create
    [JsonPox]
    [AcceptVerbs(HttpVerbs.Post)]
    public ActionResult Create(string id, string description)

It is all about a task of converting postback UI into asynchronous one, so that saves and updates would be done async. Am I on the right track? I do think that developing separate Json, XML or classic ViewResult actions is not the best way to go.

Help appreciated

This filter is based on the the OnActionExecuted method which is run after the action method is executed in order to JSON or XML serialize the returned model. What you have as input to your action method is not important. Once the action finishes execution the filter will look for the model that you stored in the ViewResult and serialize it according to the Content-Type header that's passed in the request.