Importing MVC model class in ASP.NET core MVC with angular 2 application

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Is it possible to import a model class(let's say product.cs) which is created in "Models" folder into the angular 2 application instead of creating the same fields under product.ts file and using it in the Asp.NET Core Angular 2 application?

Is there any solution for reusing the code instead of creating 2 classes with same fields?

What I have tried:

I have created a typescript file which consists of same fields which are available under model class(*.cs) and worked on the application.

Posted 31-Dec-16 4:41am

Dudyalu Sravan Kumar Reddy

Updated 31-Dec-16 5:11am

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Afzaal Ahmad Zeeshan · Answer 1 · 2016-12-31T05:11:00

You can also "not" import anything at all, and use dynamic types to get the values. Most of the times when you have no idea about the schema implementations on the server, then you can easily use these types instead of mimicking the types.

I wrote an article about JSON with C#, there this kind of question was asked, you can read more on that topic here, Re: How you will Deserialize this example? [^].

By dynamic, what I mean is to "skip" type checking, and defer it until the runtime and then access the objects if they are not null.