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There are a couple of places in .net where json can be deserialized into a c# class you provide, for example posting json to an asp.net mvc controller action. I
by lukencode 15y ago
There are a couple of places in .net where json can be deserialized into a c# class you provide, for example posting json to an asp.net mvc controller action. I find it is a massive pain to go through and create the classes manually.
- random42 15y agoJust to clarify, you mean that a json object can be deserialized into an object of the c# class, right? or just the class definition (as done by the site)? If latter, how do you use the class definition generated dynamically? (without the values, that is)