I need to deserialize some data serverside from a third party (It is done serverside for accessibility reasons, not by choice). However, I get
I am calling the following line of code:
var data = new JavaScriptSerializer().Deserialize<TPOData>(responseFromServer);
responseFromServer is the following:
{
"name": "TPO",
"columns": [
"ogc_fid",
"orderref",
"status",
"entityref",
"treetype",
"comments",
"orderyear",
"label",
"dist"
],
"data": [
[
360,
"07/1970/WR ",
"Tree ",
"T6 ",
"Chestnut",
"Position checked against Scanned Order 13/11/2008",
1970,
"479055.705,204698.514",
33
],
[
361,
"07/1970/WR ",
"Tree ",
"T7 ",
"May",
"Position checked against Scanned Order 13/11/2008",
1970,
"479061.747,204685.09",
35
]
]
}
I'm trying to deserialize into an object TPOData:
public class TPOData
{
public string name;
public List<string> columns;
public List<List<object>> data;
}
I've tried making the property data to be different. In addition to above I've tried List<object>
, List<object[]>
, object[][]
, object[]
, object
. I even tried List<List<string>>
hoping it might convert the int
values. None has helped. I suspect that the issue lies with the data in the 2nd level of the object array is a mixture of int and string values. I have done a very similar task where the 2nd level was entirely strings so I could just use List<List<string>>
without problems.
Any assistance would be greatly appreciated.
I tried your example, and it worked fine for me using the JavaScriptSerializer
with List<List<object>>
inside the TPOData
class. The test program I used is copied below. Note I am using the .NET Framework v4.5, in case it matters. Is there something else in the JSON or your code you haven't shown that might be causing the issue?
class Program
{
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string json = @"
{
""name"": ""TPO"",
""columns"": [
""ogc_fid"",
""orderref"",
""status"",
""entityref"",
""treetype"",
""comments"",
""orderyear"",
""label"",
""dist""
],
""data"": [
[
360,
""07/1970/WR "",
""Tree "",
""T6 "",
""Chestnut"",
""Position checked against Scanned Order 13/11/2008"",
1970,
""479055.705,204698.514"",
33
],
[
361,
""07/1970/WR "",
""Tree "",
""T7 "",
""May"",
""Position checked against Scanned Order 13/11/2008"",
1970,
""479061.747,204685.09"",
35
]
]
}";
var data = new JavaScriptSerializer().Deserialize<TPOData>(json);
Console.WriteLine("name: " + data.name);
Console.WriteLine();
foreach (var row in data.data)
{
for (int i = 0; i < data.columns.Count; i++)
{
Console.WriteLine(data.columns[i] + ": " + row[i]);
}
Console.WriteLine();
}
}
public class TPOData
{
public string name;
public List<string> columns;
public List<List<object>> data;
}
}
Output:
name: TPO
ogc_fid: 360
orderref: 07/1970/WR
status: Tree
entityref: T6
treetype: Chestnut
comments: Position checked against Scanned Order 13/11/2008
orderyear: 1970
label: 479055.705,204698.514
dist: 33
ogc_fid: 361
orderref: 07/1970/WR
status: Tree
entityref: T7
treetype: May
comments: Position checked against Scanned Order 13/11/2008
orderyear: 1970
label: 479061.747,204685.09
dist: 35
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