Json Date Serialization Wcf
Json Date Serialization Wcf
Feb 09, 2011 This site uses cookies for analytics, personalized content and ads. By continuing to browse this site, you agree to this use. By default, most json serializers serialize datetime objects to a generalized time format, this could lead to problems if you are creating a WCF rest endpoint which only supports input of microsofts datetime implementation like this /Date(877) /. Runtime.Serialization.Json namespace. It is included in System.ServiceModel.Web.dll in.NET Framework 3.5 and System.Runtime.Serialization in. ReadObject(ms); return obj; } /// /// Convert Serialization Time /Date(390+0800) as String /// private static string.
Json Date Serialization Wcf Example
The JSON format does not directly support dates and times. However, they are very commonly used and ASP.NET AJAX provides special support for these types. When using ASP.NET AJAX proxies, the DateTime type in .NET fully corresponds to the DateTime type in JavaScript.
Wcf Xml Serialization
- When not using ASP.NET, a DateTime type is represented in JSON as a string with a special format that is described in the Advanced Information section of this topic.
- DateTimeOffset is represented in JSON as a complex type: {'DateTime':dateTime,'OffsetMinutes':offsetMinutes}. The offsetMinutes member is the local time offset from Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), also now referred to as Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), associated with the location of the event of interest. The dateTime member represents the instance in time when the event of interest occurred (again, it becomes a DateTime in Javascript when ASP.NET AJAX is in use and a string when it is not). On serialization, the dateTime member is always serialized in GMT. So, if describing 3:00 AM New York time, dateTime has a time component of 8:00 AM and offsetMinutes are 300 (minus 300 minutes or 5 hours from GMT).
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