Need help in this Weird JSON - android

I have a JSON as below
{
"shippingGroupListJson":[
{
"lineId":123,
"shippedTo":{
"country":"US"
},
"cartons":1,
"group":"4",
"shipInscription":{
"municipalInscription":"",
"inscriptionType":"",
"stateInscription":"",
"suframaInscriptionNumber":"",
"inscriptionBranch":"",
"contributorClass":"",
"inscriptionDigit":"",
"inscriptionNumber":""
},
"shipCartonDetails":[
],
"shippedContact":{
"firstName":"Mjjkk",
"email":"nob#gmail.com",
"fax":"--",
"phone":"80-121",
"lastName":"Henry"
},
"mobilityShipStatus":"Not Yet Shipped",
"shipDate":"13 Dec 2014"
},
{
"lineId":0,
"shippedTo":[
],
"cartons":0,
"group":"5",
"shipInscription":[
],
"shipCartonDetails":[
],
"shippedContact":[
],
"mobilityShipStatus":"",
"shipDate":"",
"shipStatus":""
}
]
}
If you see in this above JSON in key "shippedTo", when there is value , I get a JSON Object and when no value is present then i get a Blank JSONArray.
I need to fix this issue. I cannot communicate with the service team to change this as they won't make changes to it. Can any one tell me how can i do the required changes.
I know this is not the rite way, but i need to do something..
I tried using String.replaceAll(oldChar,newChar);

You say you are using GSON, in which case JsonArray and JsonObject are both subclasses of JsonElement.
But you do not say if you are using the DOM or Streaming technique with GSON.
You should show your parsing code, or the class that's being automatically used for the parsing.
In the meantime, based on what you have said, I would define my shippedTo field in my class as an Object. That should parse correctly (if using DOM), and after that you can analyse exactly what you have in that field.
Instead of:
private MyCountryType shippedTo;
Have:
private Object shippedTo;

You could simply check its type at runtime i.e
JSONObject jsPar=new JSONObject(json_data);
JSONArray jsarrPar=js.getJSONArray("shippingGroupListJson");
for(int i=0;i<jsarrPar.size();i++){
JSONObject js= jsarrPar.getJSONObject(i);
if(js.get("shippedTo") instanceof JSONArray){
//Treat it as an array
}
else{
//Treat it as a single json object
}
}
Furthermore if you need it as an JSONObject immaterial of it being a single element then do this to get your customized string
JSONObject jsPar=new JSONObject(json_data);
JSONArray jsarrPar=js.getJSONArray("shippingGroupListJson");
for(int i=0;i<jsarrPar.size();i++){
JSONObject js= jsarrPar.getJSONObject(i);
JSONObject js=new JSONObject(json_data);
if(js.get("shippedTo") instanceof JSONArray){
js.put("shippedTo",new JSONObject()); //purge the original array with this new blank element
}
else{
//Do your normal stuff
}
}
String curmodstring=jsPar.toString();
Hope you get the general idea.

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I have a JSON Like this
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}
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for example, I have this json:
{
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{
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{
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I wish this explanation would fit in a comment.
Anyway:
{
"music1":
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{
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"artist":"",
"music":"",
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"text":"",
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{
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"artist":"",
"music":"",
"flag":"",
"text":"",
"level":""
}
]
}
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So to check if o has music1, all you need to check is write the following line:
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}
Then you extract the objects of the json array :
for(int i=0;i<array.length();i++){
array.getJSONObject(i);
}
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{
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http://code.google.com/p/google-gson/
Add the .jar to your libs folder and then use it like this:
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JSONObject json_object = new JSONObject(String json_string);
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