I have a control that expects JSON in a particular format. I have a service that spits out JSON in a different format. What’s the best way to convert the JSON to the expected format? C#, jQuery? I think I’d prefer to do it server-side.
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I have a control that expects JSON in a particular format. I have a service that spits out JSON in a different format. What’s the best way to convert the JSON to the expected format? C#, jQuery? I think I’d prefer to do it server-side.
With C# you can use System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer to parse your JSON string to an object or IDictionary.
MSDN: JavaScriptSerializer Class (System.Web.Script.Serialization)
With that object you could do anything you like, change values or maybe just parse it back to something like XML.