Convert AjaxObject.messages to Json

Question

I am trying to convert an AjaxObject.messages to a JSON string and send it out to another function from a JavaScript code.

This message should be received by a C# method.

If I send AjaxObject.messages.tradeSchedule.binShares.length instead of AjaxObject.messages I get the correct value in the C# method.

Now I want to send the entire message instead of just the length of a JSON string.

Is there a way to convert that AjaxObject.messages to a JSON string and send it?

Here is the code:

 private string CreateRequestCompleteListenerScript()
    {
        StringBuilder script = new StringBuilder();
        script.AppendLine("var RequestCompleteListener = function(callback) {");
        script.AppendLine("    var internalCallback = {");
        script.AppendLine("        handleCallback:function(message, params){");
        script.AppendLine("            if (message == null){");
        script.AppendLine("                 callback.HandleNullMessage();");
        script.AppendLine("            } else {");
        script.AppendLine("              callback.HandleRequestComplete(AjaxObject.messages);");
        script.AppendLine("            }");
        script.AppendLine("        }");
        script.AppendLine("    }");
        script.AppendLine("    UpdateAjaxObject.addListener('requestcomplete', internalCallback.handleCallback, internalCallback);");
        script.AppendLine("};");
        return script.ToString();
    }

    //AjaxObject.messages.tradeSchedule.binShares.length

    private void SendJavaScript(string script)
    {
        theBrowser.Document.InvokeScript("eval", new object[] {script});
    }

    [System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(true)]
    public class CallbackHandler
    {
        public CallbackHandler(VoidHandler requestCompleteAction, VoidHandler nullMessageAction)
        {
            _requestCompleteAction = requestCompleteAction;
            _nullMessageAction = nullMessageAction;
        }

        private VoidHandler _requestCompleteAction;
        private VoidHandler _nullMessageAction;
        private bool _requestCompleted;

        [System.Runtime.InteropServices.DispId(0)]
        public void HandleRequestComplete(object messages)
        {
            JavaScriptSerializer js = new JavaScriptSerializer();
            string json = js.Serialize(messages);
            _log.Info(json);

            if (!_requestCompleted)
                _requestCompleteAction();
            _requestCompleted = true;
        }

This is how the AjaxObject looks like:

• js {System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer} System.Web.Script.Serialization.JavaScriptSerializer

  json    "{}"    string
  

• messages {System.__ComObject} object {System.__ComObject}

• base {System.__ComObject} System.MarshalByRefObject {System.__ComObject}

• [System.__ComObject] {System.__ComObject} System.__ComObject
• Non-Public members
• Dynamic View Expanding the Dynamic View will get the dynamic members for the object
• Non-Public members
• Dynamic View Expanding the Dynamic View will get the dynamic members for the object

Answer 1

This question has been asked and answered a number of times (how to convert an object to json in c#) but here you go:

JavaScriptSerializer js = new JavaScriptSerializer();
string json = js.Serialize(obj);

Ref. Convert object to JSON string in C#