SoapObject data=(SoapObject) envelope.bodyIn;
String result = String.valueOf(((SoapObject) envelope.bodyIn).getProperty(0));
JSONObject _jobjec = new JSONObject(result);
UserId = _jobjec.get("UserId").toString();
UserParentId = _jobjec.get("UserParentId").toString();
UserName = _jobjec.get("UserName").toString();
UserPassword = _jobjec.get("UserPassword").toString();
UserMobile = _jobjec.get("UserMobile").toString();
UserEmail = _jobjec.get("UserEmail").toString();
UserMpin = _jobjec.get("UserMpin").toString();
This is my COde i am trying to JOSon Parse and get value but what happen { ,} remove in result when i make json Object and trying and get value then i get Excepion i am getting String.valueOf(((SoapObject) envelope.bodyIn).getProperty(0) :
{"UserId":"2","UserParentId":"1","UserName":"Anilkumar","UserPassword":"12546",
"UserMobile":"8130513899","UserEmail":"anilaat87@gmail.com","UserMpin":"7890",
"UserBalance":"20.0000","UserResponseMessage":"Is Valid"}
but unable to parse it
you have to write code like this
SoapObject data=(SoapObject) envelope.bodyIn;
String result = String.valueOf(((SoapObject)envelope.bodyIn).getProperty(0));
JSONObject _jobjec = new JSONObject(result);
UserId = _jobjec.getString("UserId");
UserParentId = _jobjec.getString("UserParentId");
UserName = _jobjec.getString("UserName");
UserPassword = _jobjec.getString("UserPassword");
UserMobile = _jobjec.getString("UserMobile");
UserEmail = _jobjec.getString("UserEmail");
UserMpin = _jobjec.getString("UserMpin");
Directly using JSONObject to parse POJO is tedious and error prone, recommended using one of the below libraries:
First, define your POJO class, you can use some online service, eg this one or this ,
Just paste your example json string, then you can get below pojo class (you don't need to write it on your own) in 2 seconds:
package com.example;
import javax.annotation.Generated;
import com.google.gson.annotations.Expose;
import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName;
public class Example {
@SerializedName("UserId")
@Expose
public String userId;
@SerializedName("UserParentId")
@Expose
public String userParentId;
@SerializedName("UserName")
@Expose
public String userName;
@SerializedName("UserPassword")
@Expose
public String userPassword;
@SerializedName("UserMobile")
@Expose
public String userMobile;
@SerializedName("UserEmail")
@Expose
public String userEmail;
@SerializedName("UserMpin")
@Expose
public String userMpin;
@SerializedName("UserBalance")
@Expose
public String userBalance;
@SerializedName("UserResponseMessage")
@Expose
public String userResponseMessage;
}
Then to get the java object, use below gson calls:
Gson gson = new GsonBuilder().setPrettyPrinting().create();
Example instance = gson.fromJson(jsonString, Example.class);
If you use Jackson or other libraries, the same process applies, and they differ only in the detailed function calls.
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