RestSharp includes deserializers to process XML and JSON. Upon receiving a response, RestClient chooses the correct deserializer to use based on the Content Type returned by the server. The defaults can be overridden (see Customization). The built-in content types supported are: • application/json - JsonDeserializer • application/xml - XmlDeserializer • text/json - JsonDeserializer • text/xml - XmlDeserializer • *+json - JsonDeserializer (content types using a Structured Suffix Syntax specifying JSON) • *+xml - XmlDeserializer (content types using a Structured Suffix Syntax specifying XML) • @*@ - XmlDeserializer (all other content types not specified) The default deserializers attempt to remove the pain of having to parse XML or JSON.

This is done by mapping to plain-ol' CLR objects. Sing Nei Tobu Naam Tar Singho Free Mp3 Download. Your classes define how you want the returned data to be deserialized.

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Instead of traversing the data and searching for a matching property in your class, RestSharp uses your class as the starting point, looping through each publicly-accessible, writable property and searching for a corresponding element in the data returned. NOTE: DataAnnotation/DataMember are NOT supported by the default RestSharp Deserializers. In order to use those, you must implement and register your own IDeserializer that wraps a deserialization library compatible with those attributes. For example, this XML and JSON. Value1 value2 value3 value4 value1 value2 value3 value4.will map to the following C# schema.