Evaluating JavaScript code from C#

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 14 Feb 2007 | View original

As was going through my JSON Serialization code the other day I kept re-thinking this idea I had some time ago: Why not use Microsofts built in JavaScript engine to perform the JavaScript and JSON deserialization. After all there is an official Microsoft JavaScript .NET language and it should be possible to take advantage of this from within an application. I finally had some time to check this out...   I started searching for how to do this and theres not a heck of a lot of information available...

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