How to use jsonDeserializer in Smart Device Project Visual studio 2008 C#

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I have created smart device project for windows mobile.This application access web services from another pc.
I am reading data using HttpWebResponse.GetResponse().

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HttpWebResponse webresponse = (HttpWebResponse)webrequest.GetResponse();
StreamReader loResponseStream = new StreamReader(webresponse.GetResponseStream(), enc);
string strResult = loResponseStream.ReadToEnd();
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This method returns data in json format. I want to desrialize it.
I tried to add dll such as System.Web.Extension and System.Web.Script.
But as i add reference it shows exclamation mark symbol on dll file and i am not able to import dll in page.

Is there any dll for smart device project that help to deserialize json data?

Please help me

Thanks

Posted 15-Sep-14 3:25am

Ganesh11021423

Updated 15-Sep-14 3:33am

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Nathan Minier 15-Sep-14 9:54am

You should be able to add System.Json and set the reference to CopyLocal=true.

Ganesh11021423 16-Sep-14 0:44am

Hello Nathan Minier,

I have already set the reference to CopyLocal=true.
But System.json is not suppoerted in a smart device project.
Do you another solution ?

Thanks

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