I encounter a problem with the JSON.Net serialization library and I wanted opinion of people more expert than me in CAS and AppDomain management.
Stack Overflow: I am using JSON.NET and have done so successfully before, however I am now running into a nasty bit of JSON that I cannot seem to deserialize. Clearly the problem lays in how the clas
I am using JSON in my web service on C# but I don\'t know JSON at all. I need to fetch data in web service those are coming from iphone app and after manipulating the data, I need to return those dat
I am using Json.Net to serialize and deserialize an object. I am experiencing an issue where the deserialized object recordPosted has zero as its Id.
I\'m trying to recreate the following JavaScript code using Newtonsoft\'s parser: var nav = { container: $(\'.ux-navigation-control\'), manual: true, validate: true };
I\'m currently trying to read a JSON document from the webserver (it\'s a physical json file) and check for changes against my database. In other words, I need to sync the json document and the databa
I tried to serialize POCO class that was automatically generated from Entity Data Model .edmx and when I used
It's difficult to tell what is being asked here. This question is ambiguous, vague, incomplete, overly broad, or rhetorical andcannot be reasonably answered in its current form. For help clari
I am using JSON.net to write some json in C#. I can produce JSON like this { \"id\": \"234\", \"name\": \"abc\"
The JSON.NET framework can convert XML to JSON, but it uses the @ sign in the JSON as the attribute.I would rather remove this before sending it to the view.What would be the best approach for this?
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