Deserialized an object into a DataTable
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I have a JSON response like this:
"cod": "OK",
"list": [
"date": "31/10/2018", "count": "109", "name": "PAUL" ,
"date": "30/09/2018", "count": "103", "name": "LUKE"
]
I use:
Dim jss As New JavaScriptSerializer
Dim Response = jss.Deserialize(Of Object)(strResponse)
Dim Cod = Response("cod")
Then:
Dim Lista_documents = Response("list")
And I have an object with the list of documents.
How can I populate a new DataTable?
json vb.net datatable
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I have a JSON response like this:
"cod": "OK",
"list": [
"date": "31/10/2018", "count": "109", "name": "PAUL" ,
"date": "30/09/2018", "count": "103", "name": "LUKE"
]
I use:
Dim jss As New JavaScriptSerializer
Dim Response = jss.Deserialize(Of Object)(strResponse)
Dim Cod = Response("cod")
Then:
Dim Lista_documents = Response("list")
And I have an object with the list of documents.
How can I populate a new DataTable?
json vb.net datatable
edited yesterday
Jimi
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asked yesterday
LukaGer
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You didn't explain how you want to populate it.
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yesterday
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I have a JSON response like this:
"cod": "OK",
"list": [
"date": "31/10/2018", "count": "109", "name": "PAUL" ,
"date": "30/09/2018", "count": "103", "name": "LUKE"
]
I use:
Dim jss As New JavaScriptSerializer
Dim Response = jss.Deserialize(Of Object)(strResponse)
Dim Cod = Response("cod")
Then:
Dim Lista_documents = Response("list")
And I have an object with the list of documents.
How can I populate a new DataTable?
json vb.net datatable
edited yesterday
Jimi
5,63321032
asked yesterday
LukaGer
62
I have a JSON response like this:
"cod": "OK",
"list": [
"date": "31/10/2018", "count": "109", "name": "PAUL" ,
"date": "30/09/2018", "count": "103", "name": "LUKE"
]
I use:
Dim jss As New JavaScriptSerializer
Dim Response = jss.Deserialize(Of Object)(strResponse)
Dim Cod = Response("cod")
Then:
Dim Lista_documents = Response("list")
And I have an object with the list of documents.
How can I populate a new DataTable?
json vb.net datatable
json vb.net datatable
edited yesterday
Jimi
5,63321032
asked yesterday
LukaGer
62
edited yesterday
Jimi
5,63321032
asked yesterday
LukaGer
62
edited yesterday
Jimi
5,63321032
edited yesterday
Jimi
5,63321032
edited yesterday
Jimi
5,63321032
5,63321032
asked yesterday
LukaGer
62
asked yesterday
LukaGer
62
asked yesterday
LukaGer
62
62
You didn't explain how you want to populate it.
– CruleD
yesterday
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You didn't explain how you want to populate it.
– CruleD
yesterday
You didn't explain how you want to populate it.
– CruleD
yesterday
You didn't explain how you want to populate it.
– CruleD
yesterday
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I am not aware of any methods that will do it automatically, so probably with a Loop.
Dim table As New DataTable
table.Columns.Add("date", GetType(Date))
table.Columns.Add("count", GetType(Integer))
table.Columns.Add("name", GetType(String))
For Each Li In Lista_documents
table.Rows.Add(Li("date"), Li("count"), Li("name"))
Next
Adjust depending on how your Lista_documents is structured
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1 Answer
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I am not aware of any methods that will do it automatically, so probably with a Loop.
Dim table As New DataTable
table.Columns.Add("date", GetType(Date))
table.Columns.Add("count", GetType(Integer))
table.Columns.Add("name", GetType(String))
For Each Li In Lista_documents
table.Rows.Add(Li("date"), Li("count"), Li("name"))
Next
Adjust depending on how your Lista_documents is structured
answered yesterday
Simon Evans
9117
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I am not aware of any methods that will do it automatically, so probably with a Loop.
Dim table As New DataTable
table.Columns.Add("date", GetType(Date))
table.Columns.Add("count", GetType(Integer))
table.Columns.Add("name", GetType(String))
For Each Li In Lista_documents
table.Rows.Add(Li("date"), Li("count"), Li("name"))
Next
Adjust depending on how your Lista_documents is structured
answered yesterday
Simon Evans
9117
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I am not aware of any methods that will do it automatically, so probably with a Loop.
Dim table As New DataTable
table.Columns.Add("date", GetType(Date))
table.Columns.Add("count", GetType(Integer))
table.Columns.Add("name", GetType(String))
For Each Li In Lista_documents
table.Rows.Add(Li("date"), Li("count"), Li("name"))
Next
Adjust depending on how your Lista_documents is structured
answered yesterday
Simon Evans
9117
I am not aware of any methods that will do it automatically, so probably with a Loop.
Dim table As New DataTable
table.Columns.Add("date", GetType(Date))
table.Columns.Add("count", GetType(Integer))
table.Columns.Add("name", GetType(String))
For Each Li In Lista_documents
table.Rows.Add(Li("date"), Li("count"), Li("name"))
Next
Adjust depending on how your Lista_documents is structured
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Simon Evans
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You didn't explain how you want to populate it.
– CruleD
yesterday