I do have the following object param in JavaScript and I want to pass it to C# Windows Runtime Component for Windows Apps.
var param = {
"url" : "http://192.168.101.224/DEMO/All/DemoService.svc/login",
"requesttype" : "POST",
"paramss" : {
"userName" : "demouser",
"password" : "abcdef",
"domain" : "demodomain",
"accessKey" : "12345"
}
}
.....
callWebservice: function (param, callBack) {
try {
service = new ServcieRuntimes.Service();
service.callHttpService(param).then(function (data) { ... )};
In the C#, WinRT Component class, I'm doing like this.
public IAsyncOperation<string> CallHttpService(string param)
{
return CallHttpServiceHelper(json).AsAsyncOperation();
}
private async Task<string> CallHttpServiceHelper(string param)
{
try
{ ....... }
But I'm getting
[object Object]
in C#.
Please help me on this. Thanks in advance!
Your C# code expects a (presumably JSON) string, you need to supply one
service.callHttpService(JSON.stringify(param)).then(function (data) { ... )};
You currently get
[object Object]
because that's the output of {}.toString();
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