如何在C＃中访问返回的json中的数据？

Question

I have a method abc() returning:

return Json(new { success = false, responseText = "Input-Values not valid" }, JsonRequestBehavior.AllowGet);

I use this method in an ajax-call (in javascript) as well as in another method in the same class (in c#). In the ajax-call, I can check if success=true.

How can I do that in c#? Do I have to parse it there?

What I want to do is sth like:

public ActionResult xyz(string x, string y) { 
   ActionResult result= this.abc();
   //if result.success==false than get responseText and do something
}

Answer 1

Have 2 functions

private MyObject abc()
{
    //your going to have to create a MyObject class
    return new MyObject(){ success = false, responseText = "Input-Values not valid" };
}

public ActionResult ABC()
{
    return Json(this.abc());
}

Then its just:

public ActionResult xyz(string x, string y) { 
   MyObject result= this.abc();
   if (result.success){

  }
}

It'd be good practice to move private MyObject abc() into a new logic class. This will help keep your controller "skinny".

You don't seem to understand methods in C# very well. I'd suggets you do some more reading up on the subject, eg https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/csharp/programming-guide/classes-and-structs/methods