Json.NET 1.1 released
On 7/14/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
Michael,
Quite too long after requesting more facility for JSON conversion, I've
finally gotten around to experimenting with the new methods. I now
need to ask some questions.
I have the following JSON string ...
[["000000000001"],["000000000001"]]
I've created this using nested _javascript_Array objects and a
_javascript_String object as a single entry in each bottom array.
What I've noticed is that I can't deserialize this! It reports back
...
"Ambiguous match found."
Which, I guess, means that its not specific enough a description to
return an object?
How ought I do this? Should I be writing a custom convertor?
Matthew
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