C # using JSON

Ajax is the process of assembling and parsing a complex data that passes through its own format, so there is a de facto
Standard JSON for data transfer.
JSON serializes a complex object into a string, and then deserializes the string into an object that JavaScript can read in the browser side.
Look at the JSON format. JSON is supported in almost all languages.
C # will. NET object is serialized as a JSON string method:
JavaScriptSerializer (). Serialize (P), JavaScriptSerializer in System.Web.Extensions.dll,
is the new class in the. net3.x, if the. Third-party components are required in Net2.0.
JQuery Ajax gets data in JSON format, using the $.parsejson (data) method to parse JSON-formatted data into JavaScript objects
A function can pass "JSON" after the post function, and data is the object after deserialization, eliminating the Parsejson

Case: Returning a class to the client with JSON using the Jqurey
1. Processing page Settings Json1.ashx

public void ProcessRequest (HttpContext context)    {       context. Response.ContentType = "Text/plain";       JavaScriptSerializer JSS = new JavaScriptSerializer ();    Create JavaScriptSerializer       string  json = JSS. Serialize (new person () {name= "Xgao", age=18});       Context. Response.Write (JSON);    }    public class person    {public       string Name {get; set;}       public int Age {get; set;}    }

2.JAVAscript settings

    <script type= "Text/javascript" >        $ (function () {            $.post ("Json1.ashx", function (data, state) {                if (state = = "Success") {                    var person = $.parsejson (data);    Use Parsejson to convert                    alert (person. Name);                    Alert (person. (age)    ;}); </script>

C # using JSON