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Posted on by Amrutha B K

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Hello,

I am not able to deserialize the below json format ,for retrieving the data please any body suggest me

{"creator_email":"thomas.v@almouj.com","vcard_info":"BEGIN:VCARD\r\nVERSION:2.1\r\nFN;CHARSET=utf-8:Hyder Hafir\r\nTEL;CELL;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=180,175,11,130;CHARSET=utf-8:+96891365444\r\nTEL;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=240,251,12,139;CHARSET=utf-8:+96824170123\r\nTEL;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=256,70,13,161;CHARSET=utf-8:2313504\r\nTEL;WORK;FAX;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=258,251,12,140;CHARSET=utf-8:+96824170038\r\nX-IS-TAKE-ADR;CHARSET=utf-8:0;0;\r\nN;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=142,248,15,79;CHARSET=utf-8:Hyder;Hafir ;;;\r\nEMAIL;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=275,251,15,169;CHARSET=utf-8:oman@telephonyme.com\r\nEXCHANGEDATE:2019-06-17\r\nEXCHANGEDATE:2019-06-17\r\nAUTHOR:IntSig-iOS-iPhone\r\nADR;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=273,70,30,161,0,0,0,0;CHARSET=utf-8:;;Knowledge Oasis Muscat Muscat, Sultanate Of;;;;Oman\r\nADR;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=239,70,13,160,0,0,0,0;CHARSET=utf-8:;;First Floor, Office# 0401 Z321;;;;\r\nORG;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=57,26,11,147,141,157,15,73,158,147,15,203;CHARSET=utf-8:p.p.j L:\/uLmululjqdtu;JJL LLM;Operation Manager I\\\\ilLml Aui\r\nURL;HOMEPAGE;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=293,251,14,150;CHARSET=utf-8:www.telephonyme.com\r\nEND:VCARD","front_jpg":"6X7705UC5b7Kfh8KyBQCC8EV_front.jpg","creator_name":"Thomas Varghese","upload_time":"1560756635574","create_time":"1560756633000"}

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necsa 3,455 on at

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Hi,

Please take a reference following links:

www.newtonsoft.com/.../DeserializeObject.htm

community.dynamics.com/.../954967

www.c-sharpcorner.com/.../

riptutorial.com/.../how-to-deserialize-json-data-to-object-using-json-net-in-csharp

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Hi Amrutha,

instead of double quote use single quote in your json format.

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Kishore P 45 on at

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Hi

Try These ,

using (MemoryStream DeSerializememoryStream = new MemoryStream())
                {
                    string ResponseString = "{"creator_email":"thomas.v@almouj.com","vcard_info":"BEGIN:VCARD\r\nVERSION:2.1\r\nFN;CHARSET=utf-8:Hyder Hafir\r\nTEL;CELL;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=180,175,11,130;CHARSET=utf-8:+96891365444\r\nTEL;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=240,251,12,139;CHARSET=utf-8:+96824170123\r\nTEL;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=256,70,13,161;CHARSET=utf-8:2313504\r\nTEL;WORK;FAX;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=258,251,12,140;CHARSET=utf-8:+96824170038\r\nX-IS-TAKE-ADR;CHARSET=utf-8:0;0;\r\nN;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=142,248,15,79;CHARSET=utf-8:Hyder;Hafir ;;;\r\nEMAIL;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=275,251,15,169;CHARSET=utf-8:oman@telephonyme.com\r\nEXCHANGEDATE:2019-06-17\r\nEXCHANGEDATE:2019-06-17\r\nAUTHOR:IntSig-iOS-iPhone\r\nADR;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=273,70,30,161,0,0,0,0;CHARSET=utf-8:;;Knowledge Oasis Muscat Muscat, Sultanate Of;;;;Oman\r\nADR;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=239,70,13,160,0,0,0,0;CHARSET=utf-8:;;First Floor, Office# 0401 Z321;;;;\r\nORG;WORK;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=57,26,11,147,141,157,15,73,158,147,15,203;CHARSET=utf-8:p.p.j L:\/uLmululjqdtu;JJL LLM;Operation Manager I\\\\ilLml Aui\r\nURL;HOMEPAGE;X-EDIT=0;X-POS=293,251,14,150;CHARSET=utf-8:www.telephonyme.com\r\nEND:VCARD","front_jpg":"6X7705UC5b7Kfh8KyBQCC8EV_front.jpg","creator_name":"Thomas Varghese","upload_time":"1560756635574","create_time":"1560756633000"}";
                    DataContractJsonSerializer serializer = new DataContractJsonSerializer(typeof(jsonformate));
                    StreamWriter writer = new StreamWriter(DeSerializememoryStream);
                    writer.Write(ResponseString);
                    writer.Flush();
                    DeSerializememoryStream.Position = 0;
                    jsonformate SerializedObject = (jsonformate)serializer.ReadObject(DeSerializememoryStream);
                    var creator_email= SerializedObject.creator_email;
                    var vcard_info= SerializedObject.vcard_info;
                    var front_jpg= SerializedObject.front_jpg;
                    var creator_name= SerializedObject.creator_name;
                    var upload_time= SerializedObject.upload_time;
                    var create_time= SerializedObject.create_time;
                }

public class jsonformate
    {
        [DataMember]
        public string creator_email { get; set; }

        [DataMember]
        public string vcard_info { get; set; }

         [DataMember]
        public string front_jpg { get; set; }

         [DataMember]
        public string creator_name { get; set; }

         [DataMember]
        public string upload_time { get; set; }

         [DataMember]
        public string create_time { get; set; }

    }

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Kalpavruksh D365 CoE 2,545 on at

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Hi Amrutha,

It depends on which node you want to extract. For example, in the following code, I wanted to extract "ID" subnode from "result" node

var ContactDetails = new JavaScriptSerializer().Deserialize<Dictionary<string, object>>(jsonResponse.ToString());

var sContactDetails = (Dictionary<string, object>)ContactDetails["result"]; sContactID = sContactDetails["id"].ToString();

Please use the following link for more details:

stackoverflow.com/.../deserialize-json-string-to-dictionarystring-object

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