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CrownPeak.CMSAPI.Experimental.DataContractSerializer
Experimental methods. They could change in a future release. Use at your own risk. You can use [DataContract] to tag serializable classes. Use [DataMember] on properties and [EnumMember] for enums. These classes have the advantage that you can use them for Xml or JSON, but they are not as flexible for the Xml.
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| DeserializeJson | WARNING Experimental. It could change in a future release. Use at your own risk. Define a class that uses [DataContract], [DataMember], and [EnumMember] tags and you can then create an object from a json representation of the object with this method Use the Name property in the DataMember to use a name that is different from the property name -- [DataContract(Name="MySpecialName")] Use the Namespace in the DataContract to use a namespace that is custom for XML -- [DataContract(Namespace = "MySpecialNamespace")] |
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| DeserializeXml | WARNING Experimental. It could change in a future release. Use at your own risk. Define a class that uses [DataContract], [DataMember], and [EnumMember] tags and you can then create an object from a xml representation of the object with this method Use the Name property in the DataMember to use a name that is different from the property name -- [DataContract(Name="MySpecialName")] Use the Namespace in the DataContract to use a namespace that is custom for XML -- [DataContract(Namespace = "MySpecialNamespace")] |
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| SerializeJson | WARNING Experimental. It could change in a future release. Use at your own risk. Define a class that uses [DataContract], [DataMember], and [EnumMember] tags and you can then serialize an instance of that class to JSON with this method Use the Name property in the DataMember to use a name that is different from the property name -- [DataContract(Name="MySpecialName")] Use the Namespace in the DataContract to use a namespace that is custom for XML -- [DataContract(Namespace = "MySpecialNamespace")] |
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| SerializeXml | WARNING Experimental. It could change in a future release. Use at your own risk. Define a class that uses [DataContract], [DataMember], and [EnumMember] tags and you can then serialize an instance of that class to XML with this method Use the Name property in the DataMember to use a name that is different from the property name -- [DataContract(Name="MySpecialName")] Use the Namespace in the DataContract to use a namespace that is custom for XML -- [DataContract(Namespace = "MySpecialNamespace")] |
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