Reputation: 6986
I wanted to shared something I learned today with you all. My question was:
Can you pass a JSON object from JavaScript code to a .NET Page Method? For example:
var task = {
Title: $("#titlenew input", $(newTaskRow)).val(),
StartDate: $("#startnew input", $(newTaskRow)).val(),
EndDate: $("#endnew input", $(newTaskRow)).val(),
EstimatedHours: $("#esthrsnew input", $(newTaskRow)).val(),
PredecessorsOutlineNumbers: $("#depnew input", $(newTaskRow)).val(),
OutlineNumber: $("#ordernew", $(newTaskRow)).text()
};
PageMethods.AddTask(task, saveNewTaskCompleted, saveNewTaskFailed);
And if you can, what type of .NET object should my web method accept?
I found out that yes, you can pass a JSON object to a Page Method, and it comes across as a Dictionary(Of String, String). So my web method signature looks like this:
<System.Web.Services.WebMethod()> _
Public Shared Sub AddTask(ByVal taskJson As Dictionary(Of String, String))
Dim oTask As New Task()
oTask.Title = taskJson("Title")
' all other accesses to the JSON object here
End Sub
Upvotes: 5
Views: 6874
Reputation: 7068
A detailed answer for a similar question states that combining the JQuery & Json2.stringfy() can be used for sending complex type to Server-Side methods.
And on the Server Side, you will only need to put the required Type in the Method Signature
(ex. foo(MyType obj) { ... } )
How to send JSON object to asp.net web service and process the data there?
Upvotes: 0
Reputation: 1544
Checkout this article: http://dotnetslackers.com/columns/ajax/ASPNETAjaxWebService.aspx
Decorate your WebMethod with [GenerateScriptType(typeof(Task))] then in client side you will be able to create task. then pass it as regular object to your server side method.
Upvotes: 5