Post Json object data from one controller to another controller in Web API

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I am trying to pass a Json object from one controller (one) to another controller (two):

{
"t": "abc",
"r": '0',
"o": "",
"n": "",
"v": "1",
"k": "1.0",
}

in controller two I want to receive that data:

[HttpPost]
public JObject AllReceivedData(Jobject objData)
{

}

How can I send the Json object from controller one to controller two?

Posted 2-Jan-14 23:06pm

ashuslove

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Jameel VM 3-Jan-14 8:24am

from where you want to pass the jSon Data to the second controller?can you elaborate your question?

ashuslove 3-Jan-14 23:49pm

I want to pass json data from one controller to another both controller are from in different project.

[no name] 4-Jan-14 12:59pm

if the controller exists in another domain than you have to use the full url. lets say,
you are in http://www.application1.com/contact/. now you want to use application2 domain's controller then use full url like http://www.application2.com/contact/add.

Another scenario, if you are in the same domain. then use just "\" at the first to get the rooot's controller.

ashuslove 5-Jan-14 23:41pm

Thanks for the Help Amir,

I am using different Domain to pass the Json Data Object but what i am not getting is how to send data using URL. What i need to use with URL to POST that objects into another controller.

[no name] 6-Jan-14 1:59am

try with $.ajax({method:post,url: your url, data:jsonData()})
then it will be converted to your Action's parameter.

ashuslove 6-Jan-14 2:43am

Thanks Again Amir, But I want to use it from Controller not from .cshtml page

[no name] 6-Jan-14 6:07am

use RedirectToAction method inside your first action and send the object as parameter directly. As both of this is working in server side so i think you do not have any problem here. if you need to serialize json and then use json.net or any other library...
JsonTextWriter writer = new JsonTextWriter(response.Output) { Formatting = Formatting };

JsonSerializer serializer = JsonSerializer.Create(SerializerSettings);
serializer.Serialize(writer, Data);

writer.Flush();

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ashuslove · Accepted Answer · 2014-01-07T18:09:00

Finally Got it.

//Get Data in Json Format
client.Headers[HttpRequestHeader.ContentType] = "application/json";

//Sent the Request to URL and Fetch the Data in Bytes
var result = client.UploadData("URL", Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(request));

//Convert into dynamic object to get Json format
dynamic obj = JObject.Parse(Encoding.UTF8.GetString(result).ToString());

//DeserializeObject the "obj" Object in Any Model.