I have a series of classes MyConcreteClass : MyBaseClass and a series of collection classes MyConcreteCollection : MyBaseCollection.
Where the fun part is that
public abstract class MyBaseCollection
{
public List<MyBaseClass> MyItems :get; set;}
}
It serializes fine, and the objects inside MyItems do show up as the right items (lookin in the JSON with { TypeNameHandling = TypeNameHandling.All }; set
My problem is when I go to deserialize - obviously we can't create an object of List<MyBaseClass> (It is abstract) - I need to deserialize to List<MyConcreteClass>
The good news? The List<MyConcreteClass> is ALWAYS the same for each type of MyConcreteCollection, aka
MyFirstCollectionType: MyBaseCollection the MyItems will always be of type FistConcreteType : MyBaseClass and MySecondCollectionType: MyBaseCollection will always be of type SecondConcreteType : MyBaseClass
I THINK it might be just a custom Converter, but I just don't get it.
