Unable to deserialize date in array of complex objects
On MVC side I have a class like this:
public class ComplexOne
{
public DateTime Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
And in controller action
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOne data)
From JS I'm sending object like this:
{
id = 10,
data = [
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:10},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:20},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:30}
]
}
MVC understands all except Date, which deserializes as default value ({01.01.0001 0:00:00}). I've tried different date formats - yyyy-MM-dd, dd-MM-yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy and even ISO one, but got no luck.
How to do this in correct way without passing date as string and manual parsing in MVC?
json ajax datetime
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Tetsuya Yamamoto
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On MVC side I have a class like this:
public class ComplexOne
{
public DateTime Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
And in controller action
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOne data)
From JS I'm sending object like this:
{
id = 10,
data = [
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:10},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:20},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:30}
]
}
MVC understands all except Date, which deserializes as default value ({01.01.0001 0:00:00}). I've tried different date formats - yyyy-MM-dd, dd-MM-yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy and even ISO one, but got no luck.
How to do this in correct way without passing date as string and manual parsing in MVC?
json ajax datetime
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
Because in your class you have DateTime object but you are passing date as string to deserialize.
– varatharajan
yesterday
There's no problem in other cases; even more in ISO format the full date and time are passed.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
I think it expects date with time in the string. or try creating DateTime Object like{Date: new DateTime(2015,06,27), Value: 10}
– varatharajan
yesterday
@TrolltheLegacy Is that class shown exactly as how you have in your code? The shown class is private and has private fields. I am uncertain that what is shown binds to anything. Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that represents the actual problem.
– Nkosi
yesterday
@varatharajan Then browser sends ugliest datetime string I've seen and again with no luck.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
|
show 3 more comments
On MVC side I have a class like this:
public class ComplexOne
{
public DateTime Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
And in controller action
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOne data)
From JS I'm sending object like this:
{
id = 10,
data = [
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:10},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:20},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:30}
]
}
MVC understands all except Date, which deserializes as default value ({01.01.0001 0:00:00}). I've tried different date formats - yyyy-MM-dd, dd-MM-yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy and even ISO one, but got no luck.
How to do this in correct way without passing date as string and manual parsing in MVC?
json ajax datetime
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
On MVC side I have a class like this:
public class ComplexOne
{
public DateTime Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
And in controller action
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOne data)
From JS I'm sending object like this:
{
id = 10,
data = [
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:10},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:20},
{Date:"2017-12-27", Value:30}
]
}
MVC understands all except Date, which deserializes as default value ({01.01.0001 0:00:00}). I've tried different date formats - yyyy-MM-dd, dd-MM-yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy and even ISO one, but got no luck.
How to do this in correct way without passing date as string and manual parsing in MVC?
json ajax datetime
json ajax datetime
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
edited yesterday
Tetsuya Yamamoto
14.5k41939
14.5k41939
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
asked yesterday
Troll the Legacy
317
317
Because in your class you have DateTime object but you are passing date as string to deserialize.
– varatharajan
yesterday
There's no problem in other cases; even more in ISO format the full date and time are passed.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
I think it expects date with time in the string. or try creating DateTime Object like{Date: new DateTime(2015,06,27), Value: 10}
– varatharajan
yesterday
@TrolltheLegacy Is that class shown exactly as how you have in your code? The shown class is private and has private fields. I am uncertain that what is shown binds to anything. Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that represents the actual problem.
– Nkosi
yesterday
@varatharajan Then browser sends ugliest datetime string I've seen and again with no luck.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
|
show 3 more comments
Because in your class you have DateTime object but you are passing date as string to deserialize.
– varatharajan
yesterday
There's no problem in other cases; even more in ISO format the full date and time are passed.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
I think it expects date with time in the string. or try creating DateTime Object like{Date: new DateTime(2015,06,27), Value: 10}
– varatharajan
yesterday
@TrolltheLegacy Is that class shown exactly as how you have in your code? The shown class is private and has private fields. I am uncertain that what is shown binds to anything. Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that represents the actual problem.
– Nkosi
yesterday
@varatharajan Then browser sends ugliest datetime string I've seen and again with no luck.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
Because in your class you have DateTime object but you are passing date as string to deserialize.
– varatharajan
yesterday
Because in your class you have DateTime object but you are passing date as string to deserialize.
– varatharajan
yesterday
There's no problem in other cases; even more in ISO format the full date and time are passed.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
There's no problem in other cases; even more in ISO format the full date and time are passed.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
I think it expects date with time in the string. or try creating DateTime Object like
{Date: new DateTime(2015,06,27), Value: 10}– varatharajan
yesterday
I think it expects date with time in the string. or try creating DateTime Object like
{Date: new DateTime(2015,06,27), Value: 10}– varatharajan
yesterday
@TrolltheLegacy Is that class shown exactly as how you have in your code? The shown class is private and has private fields. I am uncertain that what is shown binds to anything. Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that represents the actual problem.
– Nkosi
yesterday
@TrolltheLegacy Is that class shown exactly as how you have in your code? The shown class is private and has private fields. I am uncertain that what is shown binds to anything. Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that represents the actual problem.
– Nkosi
yesterday
@varatharajan Then browser sends ugliest datetime string I've seen and again with no luck.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
@varatharajan Then browser sends ugliest datetime string I've seen and again with no luck.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
|
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You are passing Date as string in the JSON object but your Date in ComplexOne model class is DateTime.
So you can use DTO to receive the JSON object in the controller action and then convert the DTO to actual model as follows:
public class ComplexOneDto
{
public string Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
The controller action:
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOneDto data)
{
// here convert the ComplexOneDto to ComplexOne as follows
List<ComplexOne> complexOnes = new List<ComplexOne>();
foreach (ComplexOneDto complexOneDto in data)
{
DateTime convertedDateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(complexOneDto.Date, "yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
complexOnes .Add(new ComplexOne() { Date = convertedDateTime, Value = complexOneDto.Value });
}
return Json(true);
}
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You are passing Date as string in the JSON object but your Date in ComplexOne model class is DateTime.
So you can use DTO to receive the JSON object in the controller action and then convert the DTO to actual model as follows:
public class ComplexOneDto
{
public string Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
The controller action:
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOneDto data)
{
// here convert the ComplexOneDto to ComplexOne as follows
List<ComplexOne> complexOnes = new List<ComplexOne>();
foreach (ComplexOneDto complexOneDto in data)
{
DateTime convertedDateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(complexOneDto.Date, "yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
complexOnes .Add(new ComplexOne() { Date = convertedDateTime, Value = complexOneDto.Value });
}
return Json(true);
}
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You are passing Date as string in the JSON object but your Date in ComplexOne model class is DateTime.
So you can use DTO to receive the JSON object in the controller action and then convert the DTO to actual model as follows:
public class ComplexOneDto
{
public string Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
The controller action:
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOneDto data)
{
// here convert the ComplexOneDto to ComplexOne as follows
List<ComplexOne> complexOnes = new List<ComplexOne>();
foreach (ComplexOneDto complexOneDto in data)
{
DateTime convertedDateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(complexOneDto.Date, "yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
complexOnes .Add(new ComplexOne() { Date = convertedDateTime, Value = complexOneDto.Value });
}
return Json(true);
}
answered yesterday
TanvirArjel
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You are passing Date as string in the JSON object but your Date in ComplexOne model class is DateTime.
So you can use DTO to receive the JSON object in the controller action and then convert the DTO to actual model as follows:
public class ComplexOneDto
{
public string Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
The controller action:
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOneDto data)
{
// here convert the ComplexOneDto to ComplexOne as follows
List<ComplexOne> complexOnes = new List<ComplexOne>();
foreach (ComplexOneDto complexOneDto in data)
{
DateTime convertedDateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(complexOneDto.Date, "yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
complexOnes .Add(new ComplexOne() { Date = convertedDateTime, Value = complexOneDto.Value });
}
return Json(true);
}
answered yesterday
TanvirArjel
3,74821538
You are passing Date as string in the JSON object but your Date in ComplexOne model class is DateTime.
So you can use DTO to receive the JSON object in the controller action and then convert the DTO to actual model as follows:
public class ComplexOneDto
{
public string Date {get;set;}
public int Value {get;set;}
}
The controller action:
public virtual JsonResult TakeData(int id, ComplexOneDto data)
{
// here convert the ComplexOneDto to ComplexOne as follows
List<ComplexOne> complexOnes = new List<ComplexOne>();
foreach (ComplexOneDto complexOneDto in data)
{
DateTime convertedDateTime = DateTime.ParseExact(complexOneDto.Date, "yyyy-MM-dd", CultureInfo.InvariantCulture);
complexOnes .Add(new ComplexOne() { Date = convertedDateTime, Value = complexOneDto.Value });
}
return Json(true);
}
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Because in your class you have DateTime object but you are passing date as string to deserialize.
– varatharajan
yesterday
There's no problem in other cases; even more in ISO format the full date and time are passed.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday
I think it expects date with time in the string. or try creating DateTime Object like
{Date: new DateTime(2015,06,27), Value: 10}– varatharajan
yesterday
@TrolltheLegacy Is that class shown exactly as how you have in your code? The shown class is private and has private fields. I am uncertain that what is shown binds to anything. Provide a Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example that represents the actual problem.
– Nkosi
yesterday
@varatharajan Then browser sends ugliest datetime string I've seen and again with no luck.
– Troll the Legacy
yesterday