I am trying to create an array like this ["stringone","stringtwo"] and pass it to the webserver. When I tried doing making it with a string array like String[]={"stringone","stringtwo"] it passed in something weird {"userids":"[Ljava.lang.String;#406fe4b8"} how should I be constructing my JSON array if not by using string arrays?
Thanks
If you want to create JSONArray from List or array, you can use constructor, which takes Collection:
String[] data = {"stringone", "stringtwo"};
JSONArray json = new JSONArray(Arrays.asList(data));
The easiest way is to create a JSONArray object and use the put method(s) to add any Strings you want. To output the result, just use the toString() method.
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Is there any alternative to send request parameters through android other than NameValuePair. I'm trying to send arraylist as request parameter, but NameValuePair accepts only string value.
You may consider sending the ArrayList as JSONArray.
Check this SO post.
convert ArrayList<MyCustomClass> to JSONArray
Convert normal Java Array or ArrayList to Json Array in android
read about JSONObject, JSONArray .. you can convert it to string with toString method and then bring it back to JSONObject, JSONArray passing this String constructor if you receive it from server.
Generally its a standard way of passing complex structures.
Store arraylist in to a string and then send it..
ArrayList<String> contactlist=new ArrayList<String>();
contactlist.add("Android");
contactlist.add("tarnaka");
contactlist.add("uppal");
contactlist.add("Prasad");
String[] contact=new String[contactlist.size()];
contact=contactlist.toArray(contact);
I have to return all my JSON string. For example I have one json string:
[{"Locationvalue":"Payroll - 9","LocationId":"465","IsSelected":false}]
and also returned second JSON string:
[{"CC2Description":"Denver - DN","CC2":"DN","isSelected":false},{"CC2Description":"Las Vegas - LV","CC2":"LV","isSelected":false}]
ans so on.
In android I have written this:
JSONArray JsonObject = new JSONArray(JsonString.toString());
for(int i=0;i<JsonObject.length();i++)
{
Log.v("log", JsonObject.getString(i));
}
but I can only access one JSON array. I want other JSON array also.
You cannot decode multiple separate json structures in a single call. A JSON structure must be a complete proper Javascript object or array on its own, e.g.
Two arrays like this:
[1,2,3][4,5,6]
is invalid, because it's two separate arrays smashed up against each other. However,
[[1,2,3],[4,5,6]]
is ok, because it's a single array that contains two separate child arrays. You can return multiple separate json strings, but they must be contained within a single structure.
I have the following output, where wsResponse.get("result").toString()
= {"status":1,"result":{"2011":102003,"2010":100003,"2009":98723,"2008":129023}}
I'll like to create a hashmap where the years are the key.
How will i be able to populate the hashmap?
Is it necessary to have a hashmap? Android has the org.json library, so you can do something like:
JSONObject json = new JSONObject(wsResponse.get("result").toString());
If you check out the reference, you can use JSONObject just like a hashmap. You can call get(String key) to get the value for a year.
If you must have a hashmap, you can iterate through the JSONObject and put the keys and values in the hashmap.
Take a look at JSONObject.
I am currently using a custom service in my android application to retrieve a JSONArray from a remote database. Once I have retrieved the JSONArray, I would like to compare its contents to another JSONArray which I call 'mostRecent.' If the newly retrieved JSONArray differs from 'mostRecent' then I would like to update 'mostRecent' with the newly retrieved JSONArray. If I am not mistaken, however, the JSONArray equals method compares the instance of the JSONArray object and not the contents, correct? Is there an easy method to compare the contents of two JSONArrays? Thanks for the help!
Use that:
array1.toString().equals(array2.toString());
Maybe you will be able to use even the strings you receive without constructing the JSONArrays, but then you will need to make sure the two are formatted the same way.
I have to parse this json data. The data begins with [ and ends with ]
How can we parse such json data? json data usually starts with {..[..]..}
Just create a JSONArray from your input. There is even a constructor taking a String as parameter. So, basicly you need to do something like this:
String input = .. //read your input
JSONArray arr = new JSONArray(input);
//work with the array as usual..
take result data as a JSONArray and not a JSONObject.
It depends on how you parse the data. Built in json or google json(gson) etc.
But normally you dont have to care about that it starts with square bracket.
Show me what the json array/object look like and I can give you an example.