In my Windows 8.1 app, I want to store the results of my custom generated list better for my local storage so that I can retrieve the app after the closure can be later later.
The NewtonSoft JSON Serializer helps me sort my list into string format that I can store in a text file. But deserializing it will not be used to bring the necessary list
class
public class BookDetailsItem {public string id {get; Set; } Public ImageSource CoverImage {Get; Set; } Public string name {get; Set; } Public Visibility Progressive {Receiving; Set; } Public listing & lt; StoryDetailsItem & gt; Stories (get; set;}} public class StoryDetailsItem {public string id {get; set;} public string name {get; set;} public ImageSource CoverImage {get; set;} public string time {receive; set;} Public string word {get} set;} public visibility progressee {receive; set;}}
Now I am adding my essential items to this category list
list & lt; BookDetailsItem & gt; Tempbook = new list & lt; BookDetailsIte M & gt; (); tempbook.Add (......);
Now serializing it I can store it in any txt file
string tempstr = JsonConvert.SerializeObject (tempbook);
But deserializing this how I can get back the same list I am receiving is an object that is not in the correct format
var obj1 = (JsonConvert. DeserializeObject (tempstr));
Is there any other way in which I can access these data in local storage more easily And better way to create a SQLite database Nothing) can be stored.
use
var obj1 = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject & lt ; List & amp;; BookDetailsItem & gt; & Gt; (Tempstr)
Deserializer type information to give.
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