How to pass object to request body

Question

My Entity Class

namespace Entities
{
    public class Myclass
    {

       
        public class Payee
        {
            public string name { get; set; }
            public string accountNumber { get; set; }
        }

        public class Payer
        {
            public string bankProfileId { get; set; }
            public string accountNumber { get; set; }
        }

        public Payer payer { get; set; }
        public Payee payee { get; set; }
        public string transferMode { get; set; }
        public string transferAmount { get; set; }
        public string externalRef { get; set; }
        public string latitude { get; set; }
        public string longitude { get; set; }
        public string remarks { get; set; }
        public string alertEmail { get; set; }
        
    }

}

i tried this but not worked

Note*: I should not use below method give me an alternative either list or something.

var requestBody = new
            {
                payer = new
                {
                    bankProfileId = "0",
                    accountNumber = "9999999999"
                },
                payee = new
                {
                    name = "ABC ZYX",
                    accountNumber = "538787667671678"
                },
                transferMode = "CREDITCARD",
                transferAmount = "5.00",
                externalRef = "BILLPAY1",
                latitude = "20.**36",
                longitude = "78.**28",
                remarks = "Credit Card BILL",
                alertEmail = ""
            };

I need to pass this to request body by adding it to JObject object =new jObject();

i am unable to do it pls help me

i tried object.Add(requestbody); but none works for me

once the request object saved in the database i need to show my request object like this in respected column

{
    "payer" : {
        "bankProfileId" : "0",
        "accountNumber" : "9999999999"
    },
    "payee" : {
        "name" : "ABC ZYX",
        "accountNumber" : "538787667671678"
    },
    "transferMode" : "CREDITCARD",
    "transferAmount" : "5.00",
    "externalRef" : "BILLPAY1",
    "latitude" : "20.**36",
    "longitude" : "78.**28",
    "remarks" : "Credit Card BILL",
    "alertEmail" : ""
}

Amit Mohanty · Answer

try this using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq; // Create a new JObject JObject requestBody = new JObject(); // Create the payer object JObject payer = new JObject(); payer.Add("bankProfileId", "0"); payer.Add("accountNumber", "9999999999"); // Create the payee object JObject payee = new JObject(); payee.Add("name", "ABC ZYX"); payee.Add("accountNumber", "538787667671678"); // Add the payer, payee, and other properties to the requestBody requestBody.Add("payer", payer); requestBody.Add("payee", payee); requestBody.Add("transferMode", "CREDITCARD"); requestBody.Add("transferAmount", "5.00"); requestBody.Add("externalRef", "BILLPAY1"); requestBody.Add("latitude", "20.**36"); requestBody.Add("longitude", "78.**28"); requestBody.Add("remarks", "Credit Card BILL"); requestBody.Add("alertEmail", ""); // Convert the requestBody to a string string requestBodyString = requestBody.ToString();

Amit Mohanty · Answer

If you use the previous code then no need to use entity class. But if you want to use your existing Myclass entity class to create the request body: using Newtonsoft.Json.Linq; Myclass myClass = new Myclass { payer = new Myclass.Payer { bankProfileId = "0", accountNumber = "9999999999" }, payee = new Myclass.Payee { name = "ABC ZYX", accountNumber = "538787667671678" }, transferMode = "CREDITCARD", transferAmount = "5.00", externalRef = "BILLPAY1", latitude = "20.**36", longitude = "78.**28", remarks = "Credit Card BILL", alertEmail = "" }; string requestBodyString = JObject.FromObject(myClass).ToString();

Tuhin Paul · Answer

using Newtonsoft.Json; // Define your Myclass entity class public class Myclass { public Payer payer { get; set; } public Payee payee { get; set; } public string transferMode { get; set; } public string transferAmount { get; set; } public string externalRef { get; set; } public string latitude { get; set; } public string longitude { get; set; } public string remarks { get; set; } public string alertEmail { get; set; } // Define nested classes for payer and payee public class Payer { public string bankProfileId { get; set; } public string accountNumber { get; set; } } public class Payee { public string name { get; set; } public string accountNumber { get; set; } } } // Create an instance of Myclass and populate its properties Myclass myClass = new Myclass { payer = new Myclass.Payer { bankProfileId = "0", accountNumber = "9999999999" }, payee = new Myclass.Payee { name = "ABC ZYX", accountNumber = "538787667671678" }, transferMode = "CREDITCARD", transferAmount = "5.00", externalRef = "BILLPAY1", latitude = "20.**36", longitude = "78.**28", remarks = "Credit Card BILL", alertEmail = "" }; // Serialize the Myclass instance to JSON string requestBodyString = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(myClass); we define the Myclass entity class with its nested classes (Payer and Payee) to match the structure of your JSON object. We then create an instance of Myclass and populate its properties. We use JsonConvert.SerializeObject method from the Newtonsoft.Json namespace to serialize the myClass instance into a JSON string stored in requestBodyString.

Jaya Prakash · Answer

Hi @Amit Should I need to use my entitiy class