C# Class formulate.app.Serialization.HandlersJsonConverter

Handles conversion of JSON to IFormHandler[].

This conversion is necessary to instantiate concrete instances of the IFormHandler interface. By avoiding embedding the full type name in the JSON, we can refactor names of classes without preventing deserialization later.

Inheritance: Newtonsoft.Json.JsonConverter

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Public Methods

Method	Description
CanConvert ( Type objectType ) : bool	Indicates whether or not this class can convert an object of the specified type.
ReadJson ( JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer ) : object	Deserializes JSON into an array of IFormHandler.
WriteJson ( JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer ) : void	This does nothing (it must be implemented because it is abstract in the base class).

Private Methods

Method	Description
InstantiateHandlerByTypeId ( System.Guid typeId ) : IFormHandler	Creates a new instance of a form handler by the handler's type ID.

Method Details

CanConvert() public method

Indicates whether or not this class can convert an object of the specified type.

public CanConvert ( Type objectType ) : bool
objectType	System.Type
return	bool

ReadJson() public method

Deserializes JSON into an array of IFormHandler.

public ReadJson ( JsonReader reader, Type objectType, object existingValue, JsonSerializer serializer ) : object
reader	Newtonsoft.Json.JsonReader
objectType	System.Type
existingValue	object
serializer	Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializer
return	object

WriteJson() public method

This does nothing (it must be implemented because it is abstract in the base class).

public WriteJson ( JsonWriter writer, object value, JsonSerializer serializer ) : void
writer	Newtonsoft.Json.JsonWriter
value	object
serializer	Newtonsoft.Json.JsonSerializer
return	void