This is SUJITH alias NICSAM…

Hey dude..HAPPY VISHU………

Yes you are right, if we update the server method we don’t need to do the serialization/deserialization.

Thanks for pointing out this.

Regards,
Rajeesh

But i got this worked.Please have a check follow the steps in your code you will get this

1)Modify UpdateCustomer web method to
public static string UpdateCustomer(Customer newCustomer)
{
Customer NewCustomer = newCustomer;
return “Updated”;
}

2)Modify the client side function in your code as follows

function updateCustomer()
{
var id = $get(“custID”).value;
var name = $get(“custName”).value;
var address = $get(“custAdd”).value;

var customer = new clientCustomer(id,name,address);

PageMethods.UpdateCustomer(customer ,callBackUpdateCustomer);
}

3)Try this across,hopes this should work.
Please have a check and let me know your thoughts.

Regards
Nicsam

Thanks for the comments.

Regarding the serialization – If you don’t serialize it, I don’t think it will work out unless the customer object is a string because the proxy pageMethods always expects string data type.

When we do the serialization the JavaScriptSerializer converts the Customer object to a string object(JSON format) which is passed to the Page method.

Regards,
Rajeesh

Like PageMethods.UpdateCustomer(Customer,callBackUpdateCustomer);
here customer is just a object with values.

In the server side omit the deserialization process.I hope this should work out.
Please reply your thoughts.

Very nice article on serializing – deserializing JSON objects.
Keep on posting similar ones.

Regards
Nicsam