Just got that to work by using eval expression in a callback function
as follows:
function MyCallBack(response)
{
// var obj = response.value; <--- incorrect use, returns a
string
eval("var obj = " + response.value + ";"); <-- correct
alert(obj.Name);
}
Is this a proper way of using a json return string?
In a server method, I serialize into json string with my custom
converter class.
But I would prefer to just return my object. I guess I have to also
override GetClientScript() method for that?
Thanks,
Dima
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