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• • • • • 13 September 2008 I was writing an event handler for that consumes a stream of JSON from a RESTful service. The handler is called when one of several asynchronous events is invoked. All of these events request a steam of either 1 or more products to be returned as JSON. So I wanted this handler to be able to consume the JSON whether it was a single product or an array of products. The JSON is not wrapped, so a single object will not convert to a JsonArray. What I really wanted was to avoid writing the same LINQ to JSON query just to change out if it was looking for an object or an array.

The way I handled this is to parse the raw JSON (a string variable) into a JsonArray object. If the JSON is a single object then when it is cast to a JsonArray it will be null. Download Sparkchess Full Free.

So at that point I know if it is an array of products or a single product. Then, in the IF statement if it is a single object I parse the JSON into a JsonObject, create an instance of a JsonArray and add the JsonObject to the JsonArray. If the JSON data can be parsed into a JsonArray, the ELSE section parses it into a JsonArray. So in the end I have a JsonArray of either 1 or more objects. Why is this important? Because the query can now be written to find a list of products without having to handle wether it comes form a JsonObject or against a JsonArray.