Usage note:
WebClient client = new WebClient();
MemoryStream ms = client.DownloadData("http:
JsonNavigator j = new JsonNavigator(ms);
string lsTest = j["count"].Text;
Regards, Jacco
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Browse All TopicsDear Experts,
I have a web service where I get a json string.
How can I get the objects from that string?
Thanks in advance!
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Usage note:
WebClient client = new WebClient();
MemoryStream ms = client.DownloadData("http:
JsonNavigator j = new JsonNavigator(ms);
string lsTest = j["count"].Text;
Regards, Jacco
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by: JaccoPosted on 2008-08-17 at 00:09:47ID: 22246348
Hi nb2009,
You can find a lot of code on the web when you google JSON C#. A lot of libraries for serializing native objects from/to JSON.
None of those suited my needs. So I cooked one myself. I just needed to parse it in a be able to navigate it using a structure. (So its a readonly one) The class is not perfect and you need to be carefull when to use what property, but it will give you a start :-)
I hope you can use it.
Regards, Jacco
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