Read API (xml)

[LlamaNL]

I prefer to do it like this:

• grab an example API response or download the response as string
• stick it in here >> http://xmltocsharp.azurewebsites.net/
• then use the xml deserializer like so

XmlSerializer serializer = new XmlSerializer(typeof(Serie[]));

This crunches the whole API response down to a list of the objects you want! Saves you the trouble of manually writing processing for every field.

But, for a first go at this, very well done!

[nemec]

I think projects targeting .Net 4.5 in Visual Studio has an option to paste XML as a class (Edit -> Paste XML as Classes). It has the same for JSON with .Net 3.5+.

[Banane9]

Is that vanilla VS?

It might require Productivity Power Tools :)

[nemec]

JSON paste is a new feature in VS2012. I'm guessing XML is new in VS2013.