How to display object name as start when serialize object using dynamic ?

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How to display object name as start when serialize object using dynamic ?

object name not display as start of json why ?

generated json I need is:

request_status : {

"status" : "failed",

"code": 1,

"message" : "login failed, incorrect username or password"

}

What I have tried:

currently it display as

{

"status" : "failed",

"code": 1,

"message" : "login failed, incorrect username or password"

}

code used for generate

dynamic request_status = new JObject();
                request_status.Status = "failed";
                request_status.Code = LoginStatus;
                request_status.Message = errorMessage;
               
                JsonResults = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(request_status);

Posted 6-Sep-19 18:19pm

ahmed_sa

Updated 6-Sep-19 21:36pm

RickZeeland

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RickZeeland · Answer 1 · 2019-09-06T20:47:00

To prevent problems it is easier to serialize from a class, see example here:
How to: Serialize and Deserialize JSON Data | Microsoft Docs[^]
And here: Serializing and Deserializing JSON[^]

Example:

var obj = new { status = "failed", code = 1 };
var wrapper = new { request = obj };

var JsonResults = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(wrapper);