From VB.net code behind when I am trying to deserialize it it's stating that "Expecting state 'Element'.. Encountered 'Text' with name '', namespace ''."
I am trying to deserialize a JSON string using VB.net and cannot seem to pull the values out of the finished List.[code]I am told "Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection."
I have a json array which is formatted as follows:
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How can I deserialize this in such a way that I can have a list of objects indexed by property? Meaning, I want to be able to access the data like this: MyList(96).lastproperty or MyList(96).listofstuff.yetanother and have it return the proper datatype too? Is that even possible in vb.net?
I've the following JSON string to deserialize: [{"application_id":"1","application_package":"abc"},{"application_id":"2","application_package":"xyz"}]
I'm using DataContractJsonSerializer method. It is made up of array of items and I couldn't find an example using VB.Net that can deserialize this structure. I have the following Application class to store this information: <DataContract(Namespace:="")> _ Public Class ApplicationItem <DataMember(Name:="application_id")> [Code] .....
I am attempting to deserialize a simple JSON array to .NET objects using the JSON.NET library in visual basic.
For the life of me, I cannot figure out what I am doing wrong here. My JSON string deserializes into appropriate objects (9 in total), but none of the properties are populated.
My code:
Public Class result Public Property id As Integer Public Property vote_percentage As String
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When using JSON.NET you have to have constructor methods (i.e. Sub New) in order for the properties to get set during the Deserialization call.
{"AliasName": "ysiCountryInfo", "DataClass": {"Description":"United States 111","Code":"usa","WriteOffTaxPointAdjustment":0,"IndexationRounding":6}} I would like to deserialize object into below class
I have a JSON response from a web service that I need to be converted to an object then to an array. My response is similar to the one below:
{"status":{"error":"NO","code":"200","description":"none","message":"Request ok"},"geolocation":{"lat":"38.89515","lng":"-77.0310"},"stations":[{"country":"United States","regPrice":"0.00","midPrice":"0.00","prePrice":"0.00","streetAddress":"1401, I St[code]....
I am doing this is VB.NET within a console for now. Basically I am trying to create a simple way to test my API calls and output the information. What I am trying to accomplish is having to loop through the JSON array and list the stations.
I'm trying to setup a WCF web service to be consumed by JavaScript using JSON and jQuery.I've noticed that you can send JSON without a DataContract if the service method parameters match the naming structure of the JSON object:
I was searching the most effective and elegant way do to the follows:
My function can be called while Filename is valid, corrupted, not exist
The function will just deserialize an XML object.
The main possible results are:
OK File doesn't exist Error in XML file
If I write this way, the reader won't be closed in case of corrupted file. IF I write the reader.close() inside finally block, It gaves me a warning about using read before assigning it a value.
So, how can I solve this inside the sub?
Public Function DeSerializzaXML(ByVal FileName As String, ByRef tmpObj As Object, ByVal tmpClass As Type) As Boolean Dim serializer As XmlSerializer Dim reader As StreamReader
PD: I'm currently using Newtonsoft's JSON.Net library.
Public Sub New(ByVal jsonText As String) Dim jObject As JObject = jObject.Parse(jsonText ) Dim jErrors As JToken = jObject("Errors") Dim jS = New JsonSerializer()
I've written a custom class MyClass and marked it with the <Serializable()> attribute. I have a set of binary files on my hard drive that I've serialized using BinaryFormatter that came from instances of MyClass.
I've recently changed the structure of MyClass slightly (added some properties, deleted some properties, changed a few methods, etc).
What happens when I try to deserialize the existing objects to this changed class using the code below? I've tried it and not had an error thrown or anything - but surely it can't deserialize properly when the class has changed? Is there a way I can get some useful information out of the serialized files even though I've updated the class?
Here's the code I'm using to do the serialization:
Public Sub serializeObject(ByVal obj As Object, ByVal outFilename As String) Dim fStream As FileStream Try
I have a problem in returning a value in JSON in vb .net.[code]My scenario is that, when i pressed the button then it should alert the value returned by the getValue function but in my case it always alert an error of [Object Object].
When a json result is returned by the controller the object name seems to be missing, I normally wouldn't mind but the flexbox jquery plugin requires the json result in a particular format.
I am working on a project in which a server page is called through XMLHttp and now i want to retrieve response the called page in json object.and i never used json
I am trying to read JSON data from a server to a dataset object, any idea on how this can be done. I have tried using the DataContractJsonSerializer class but it only seems to work for objects.
JSON Data { "firstName": "John", "lastName": "Smith",
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The code above works to an object, but I want to parse the JSON data to a dataset object.
I am looking for a vb.net library where I can insert data into an object and have it spit out a json formatted string, and also take the string in again to rebuild the object.I am not that concerned with mapping it to preexisting objects.I have searched around and every single library I've found either can't read the strings in again, interprets them as one long string instead of breaking them up into parts, or fails to work entirely (asp.net can't even find any public members).
Is there any way of accessing the keys and values (in javascript) in this array without knowing what the keys are?
The reason my json is structured like this is that the webmethod that I'm calling via jquery is returning a dictionary. If it's impossible to work with the above, what do I need to change about the way I'm returning the data?
Here's an outline of my webmethod:
<WebMethod()> _ Public Function Foo(ByVal Input As String) As Dictionary(Of String, String) Dim Results As New Dictionary(Of String, String)
I'm getting a JSON response after accessing a web service with my window application written in VB.NET. How can I convert the JSON response to a VB.NET object and vice versa?
I am been stuck on this for 3 days now...I have been accessing the twitter api to pull a user_timeline for a list of users and the json that comes back is impossible to work with. I tried to deserialize it using javascriptserializer and get an error:invalid object passed in , ':' or '}'
Now this is frustrating since I expect the json being returned to be error free. Then I tried json.net and split the posts using string.split and tried to convert each post to Jobject or jarray. for Jarray I get
'unexpected end of content while loading jArray
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Now I have formatted the code here and not pasted the whole file but it does look like valid json to me and I do not alter anything after receiving the stream from the twitter api. Can someone please point me in the right direction? I really need to get this stuff parsed?
how to receive and send back json. Hope someone can help me on this. I understand by examples.
On my clientside, I am sending a ajax json string "name":"theName" to the server side and would like the server side to return a string saying "welcome &name ".
How can I convert a JSON string to an array OR a JSON string to XML in VB.NET? I know how to do this in C#, as I have read dozens of articles on it, however, I am unable to figure out how to achieve the same result in VB.NET.
I'm using the System.Web.Script namespace via System.Web.Extensions.dll (from Microsoft).
I'm willing to use an additional DLL file if needed.