I have a json string in my CLR class like this:
string parameteres = "{\"Parameter\":{\"personId\":\""+PersonId.ToString()+"\",\"date\":\""+Date.Value+"\"}}";
The CLR class calls The REST api and passes parameters to it. In my REST api I deserialize parameter like this:
JObject enterddata = JObject.Parse(jsoninput);
string jsonparam = enterddata["Parameter"].ToString();
var personId = new Guid();
var date = new DateTime();
try
{
JObject data = JObject.Parse(jsonparam);
personId = new Guid(data["personId"].ToString());
date = (DateTime)data["date"];
//Other Codes Goes Here
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
}
and when I reach this line:
date = (DateTime)data["date"];
The Exception occurred and doesn't convert it to DateTime. How can I make it work?
You have to specify the correct date format in this case ISO should do it
string parameteres = string.Format"{\"Parameter\":{\"personId\":\"{0}\",\"date\":\"{1:yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss}\"}}",PersonId,Date.Value);