Comment Posted by jayesh_sorathia
To learn more on XML Serialization and Deserialization visit this links.XML Serialization : jayeshsorathia.blogspot.com/XML Deserialization : jayeshsorathia.blogspot.com/These links contains samples...
View ArticleComment Posted by daniel vaughan
Thanks for the section on Testing Object Serialization, Mike. Very useful.Cheers,Daniel
View ArticleComment Posted by MikeWasson
ognyandim: Which properties/namespaces? This topic *should* be up-to-date for the RC release, but it's possible I have some errors.
View ArticleComment Posted by ognyandim
Very good explanation. The code is outdated and some of the properties and namespaces are not existent.
View ArticleComment Posted by MikeWasson
@rrjp: As of RC, the JsonMediaTypeFormatter uses JSON.Net, so you shouldn't need to add JSON.Net.
View ArticleComment Posted by rrjp
So, if I want to use [JsonIgnore] in my code, I need to download Json.NET from CodePlex and reference it from the Json.NET library? Just want to make sure you aren't already exposing it through...
View ArticleComment Posted by MikeWasson
@dcowan: Yes, thanks!@nachof: If you use the [DataContract] attribute, you can set the namespace for the type. [DataContract(Namespace="mynamespace")]
View ArticleComment Posted by dcowan
Just wanted to let you know there is an error in your last example str = Serialize(xml, value);should be str = Serialize(json, value);
View ArticleComment Posted by nachof
Hey Mike, is there a way to cleanup the namespaces the default DataContractSerializer outputs?stackoverflow.com/
View ArticleComment Posted by ProcuraIsaac
Relating to my question above, I mean specifically related to ModelBinding and ModelState. [DataMember(Name = "start", IsRequired = true)] public DateTime StartDate { get; set; }JSON passed to my...
View ArticleComment Posted by ProcuraIsaac
Is it possible to have the JSON.NET serializer look at the DataMember Name attribute like the XML serializer does?"To change how a member name appears in the XML, set the Name parameter in the...
View ArticleComment Posted by ramiljoaquin
The "Testing Object Serialization" section saves my day. Thanks Mike !I would remove the "Headers" from this line though: formatter.WriteToStreamAsync(typeof(T), value, stream, content.Headers,...
View ArticleComment Posted by Sathyaish
Mike, I enjoy reading your articles very much.This article helped me solve an empty 500 HttpStatusCode I was receiving from my Web API for no reason I could see. I landed on this from one of the...
View ArticleComment Posted by reps
I would like to add that DateTime is NOT written in ISO 8601 format (both with JSON and XML serializers). It has no Z suffix. This is the output I get: "2013-04-21T22:10:56.65". To have ISO 8601...
View ArticleComment Posted by ttigertim719
Thank you Mike. You may want to change"The IsReference parameter enables 'oibject references'"to "object references"
View ArticleComment Posted by scott98390
Where do I put the code to configure the JsonMediaTypeFormatter class? The WebApiConfig class?
View ArticleComment Posted by peterk5087
Mike, Thanks for all the great articles. You consistently cut to the chase and give clear, useful info for developers. I hope all the MSDN/ASP.NET/MS documentation reaches the bar you've set!
View ArticleComment Posted by MikeWasson
@alborz: Json.NET is the default JSON serializer. Rick's blog post was about the beta release.
View ArticleComment Posted by alborz
You mentioned that "By default, JsonMediaTypeFormatter uses the Json.NET library to perform serialization". But Rick Strahl expresses that it uses the DataContractJsonSerializer by default. Witch one...
View ArticleComment Posted by shindongjoo
hi mike...thanks a lot.There are questions...When the class is serialized to xml, i want to serialized that class is represented as a node, and the properties of the class represented as attribute .As...
View ArticleComment Posted by stratdaz
Hi Mike,I using an EntitySetController (well, an AsyncEntitySetController really) to return data but am having trouble getting it to return UTC dates (with a "Z" suffix).I've tried setting up the...
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