How to remove inverted comma before bracket and end bracket json in c#

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{"ResCode":1,"ResStrDisplay":"{"EmpId":16,"FullName":"GTPTEST","Designation":"Software Engineer","LastActivity":"Sign in recorded at 02/12/2016 15:23 from IP address: 115.118.170.121"}"}
I have get this output.
I want following output.
{"ResCode":1,"ResStrDisplay":{"EmpId":16,"FullName":"GTPTEST","Designation":"Software Engineer","LastActivity":"Sign in recorded at 02/12/2016 15:23 from IP address: 115.118.170.121"}}

{"ResCode":1,"ResStrDisplay":"{...}"}i want to remove this " " marks.
I want to remove "{..}" this "" marks.before bracket and after bracket
this is my code

C#

WebEmployees ObjWebEmp = new WebEmployees();
                   ObjWebEmp.EmpId = objUser.UserId;
                   ObjWebEmp.FullName = objUser.FullName;
                   ObjWebEmp.Designation = objUser.Designation;
                   ObjWebEmp.LastActivity = lastactivity;
                   um.ResCode = 1;
                   um.ResStrDisplay = new JavaScriptSerializer().Serialize(ObjWebEmp);

What I have tried:

C#

WebEmployees ObjWebEmp = new WebEmployees();
                   ObjWebEmp.EmpId = objUser.UserId;
                   ObjWebEmp.FullName = objUser.FullName;
                   ObjWebEmp.Designation = objUser.Designation;
                   ObjWebEmp.LastActivity = lastactivity;
                   um.ResCode = 1;
                   um.ResStrDisplay = new JavaScriptSerializer().Serialize(ObjWebEmp);

Posted 14-Feb-16 21:26pm

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Andy Lanng · Answer 1 · 2016-02-14T22:34:00

The fact that there is a quotation mark (") before the open bracket ("{") usually mean that the value is itself a json string, and this is infact exactly what you are doing. When you deserialize the string you should allow ResStrDisplay to be a string and then deserialize that into the object.

The issue is that a json serialization will include escape chars where needed so doing it twice will add further escape chars. if you try to deserialize by manipulating the string you will have to take that into account.

Another option (and the one I use) is to not pre-serialize ResStrDisplay. If you leave it as an object then the serialization of the whole WebEmployees object will produce the format you expect.