I have this javascript object
var options:
{
windowTitle : '....',
windowContentUrl : '....',
windowHeight : 380,
windowWidth : 480
}
And I have this C# class
public class JsonDialogViewModel
{
public string WindowTitle { get; set; }
public string WindowContentUrl { get; set; }
public double WindowHeight { get; set; }
public double WindowWidth { get; set; }
}
And you see, my notation is PascalCase in C# and my Javascript is CamelCase. That the usual convention.
I am using JavaScriptSerializer().Serialize to serialize my C# object and use it in my Javascript code.
I am however fac开发者_JAVA百科ing this issue of PascalCase to CamelCase that JavaScriptSerializer().Serialize does not handle.
What do you suggest to get around this translation?
Thank you
The best solution I could find was to have a method that receives the object to be serialized, generates a Dictionary<string, object>
based on the properties of the object and then apply JavaScriptSerializer.Serialize()
to this Dictionary.
This was good enough for what I needed.
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