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how to serialize data row rule #25
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I'll have a Pull Request for this soon, but to get you working now: In MRE.cs, add the serializarion attributes to DataRule:
Include the "known type" in the serializer:
Also, if Column2 is an int, make it that in the rule:
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Yes , that works for me..
Thank you so much.
…On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 5:02 PM James Curran ***@***.***> wrote:
I'll have a Pull Request for this soon, but to get you working now:
In MRE.cs, add the serializarion attributes to DataRule:
[DataContract]
public class DataRule : Rule
{
[DataMember]
public string Type { get; set; }
Include the "known type" in the serializer:
var serializer = new DataContractJsonSerializer(typeof(DataRule), new[] { typeof(Rule) });
Also, if Column2 is an int, make it that in the rule:
Rule rule = DataRule.Create("Column2", mreOperator.Equal, 123)
& DataRule.Create("Column1", mreOperator.Equal, "Test");
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DataRule.Create("Column2", mreOperator.Equal, "123") & DataRule.Create("Column1", mreOperator.Equal, "Test");
I used this example and want to serialize this rule . Getting error.
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