How to convert C# string to JSON

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Hello,

I want to convert a Microsoft Dynamics NAV string c# to json.

i have the following string:

C#

private static readonly NavTextConstant text003 = new NavTextConstant(new int[]{1036, 1033}, new string[]{"Vous ne pouvez pas renommer l'enregistrement %1.", "You cannot rename a %1."}, "Table 1192395785", "Table 1192395785 - NamedType 95063322");

I want to get this result:

JavaScript

{
  "NavTextConstant": [
    {
      "Val1": {
         1036,
         1033
      },
      "Val2":{
        "Vous ne pouvez pas renommer l'enregistrement %1.",
        "You cannot rename a %1."
      },
      "Val3" : "Table 1192395785",
      "Val4" : "Table 1192395785 - NamedType 95063322"
   }
}

What I have tried:

I tried to use

Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConvert.SerializeObject

but it seem like it working only if i have a c# class.

In my case i'm getting this string from a file and I don't have a class c# declared for this type.

Posted 23-May-20 6:02am

Wakachi23

Updated 23-May-20 6:33am

RickZeeland

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[no name] 23-May-20 13:30pm

And why you expect that something like "Val1", "Val2" etc. can be produced?
I think you need to go with dynamic objects.

Wakachi23 23-May-20 13:58pm

I just need the value (1033,1036 etc.) no need really to have a json object or the val1 etc.
I already try Dynamic object. but don't how to fill constructeur with my string.
I'm fetching this string from a file that contains more than 6000 lines.

I try with regular expression but sometimes values contains symbol ({,",}) so it fail.

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2020-05-23T06:34:00

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Maybe you can use DataContractJsonSerializer, see example here: Working with JSON objects in Dynamics CRM Plugins | Microsoft Dynamics 365 CRM Tips and Tricks[^]

Posted 23-May-20 6:34am

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Wakachi23 23-May-20 13:06pm

Thanks for your response,
I have already checked it, but it's not solving my issue because in my case I have a C# string ...