I have some JSON that has a variety of properties most of which are simple data types. However, I have one property in the JSON that when I deserialize it to a C# class I simply need it to be deserialized as a string.
Example JSON:
{"simpleProperty": "value1", "json":{"a":"a1", "b":"b1"}}
The "json" object has no set structure other than it will be a valid JSON object.
So in the above example the value of "json" is a JSON object -- but when it gets deserialized, I need it as a string.
So if my C# class is:
public class MyClass
{
public string SimpleProperty { get; set; }
public string Json { get; set; }
}
And then if I use:
var myClass = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<MyClass>(jsonStr);
I would like myClass.Json to just be a simple string.
I have looked at creating a custom JsonConverter for this but that seems way too complex for something this simple. I must be be missing something here. Any direction would be greatly appreciated.
I also saw this post -- but it really doesn't answer the question: JSON.Net - How to deserialize JSON to object but treating a property as a string instead of JSON?
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