JSONArray from JSON that doesn't contain any names?

[JoeShearn]

Hi,

I'm new to Java. How would I turn this JSON string in to a JSONArray?

[{"Center":"10.337795657976551,-85.85095225274017","Name":"Playa Grande","URL":"http:\/\/jal.local\/playagrande\/"},{"Center":"0,0","Name":"Sandbox","URL":"htt p:\/\/jal.local\/sandbox\/"}]

The JSON objects in the array don't have any names so I can't use getJSONArray("name")

Thanks,

Joe

[Zack]

Not sure if you tried this, but getJSONArray can take an int parameter, which is the index between 0 and length()-1. JSONArray

[Sno]

Your example looks like a JSONStore

[{"Center":"10.337795657976551,-85.85095225274017","Name":"Playa Grande","URL":"http:\/\/jal.local\/playagrande\/"},{"Center":"0,0","Name":"Sandbox","URL":"htt p:\/\/jal.local\/sandbox\/"}]

This is what I do

JSONObject store_example = new JSONObject();
JSONArray json_example = new JSONArray();
JSONObject obj_example = new JSONObject();
obj_example.put("Name", "Playa Grande");
obj_example.put("URL", "http:\/\/jal.local\/playagrande\/");
json_example.put(obj_example);
store_example.put("Center",json_example);

I do not know if this would work.. but you may be able to try

JSONArray json_example = new JSONArray();
json_example.put("[{"Center":"10.337795657976551,-85.85095225274017","Name":"Playa Grande","URL":"http:\/\/jal.local\/playagrande\/"},{"Center":"0,0","Name":"Sandbox","URL":"htt p:\/\/jal.local\/sandbox\/"}]");

[JoeShearn]

Thanks for all of the replies. If I try:

JSONArray json_example = new JSONArray();
json_example.put("[{"Center":"10.337795657976551,-85.85095225274017","Name":"Playa Grande","URL":"http:\/\/jal.local\/playagrande\/"},{"Center":"0,0","Name":"Sandbox","URL":"htt p:\/\/jal.local\/sandbox\/"}]");

Then I get an array with 12 elements in it. The first element contains the JSON text unchanged, the rest are all null.

I'm running this on Android and getJSONArray doesn't seem to accept integer parameters.

Any ideas?

Thanks,

Joe

[JoeShearn]

Hi,

I ended up just using GSON. Much simpler.

		Gson gson = new Gson();
		locs = gson.fromJson(json, JALLocation[].class);

Thanks for all of the help though,

Joe