By alashcraft
via devx.com
Submitted: Nov 24 2009 / 09:22
The following steps explain how to serialize any .NET object into a JSON string. This tip uses the .NET 3.0 Framework. You'll find this capability particularly helpful in applications that use AJAX to pass objects from the server to the client code.
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