I have a method which accepts a key and a value. Both variables can have a dynamic content.
key => is a dynamic string which can be everything like e.g. "LastSentDate"
value => is an object which can be everything like e.g. "2014-10-10"
As key is a dynamic value like "LastSentDate" or whatever key is passed to the method then I want that the json property is the value of the key string and not literally key itself...
public void SetRowVariable(string key, object value)
{
var obj = new { key = value }; // key property is literally taken maybe anonym object is not a good idea?
string jsonString = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(obj);
// jsonString should have that output => "{ "LastSentDate": "2014-10-10" }"
}
How do I have to serialize the obj that I get the wished output?
It must also be possible that the "key" property can contain special chars like "!"§$%&/()=?"`
I am using .NET 3.5 sadly.
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