I would get rid of this line: JSONArray jArray = new JSONArray(result) and do this instead: JSONObject json_data = new JSONObject(result); JSONArray nameArray = json_data.names(); JSONArray valArray = json. ToJSONArray(nameArray) I believe this is correct, nonetheless, please study this tutorial, it will work for you: Android as a Restful Client.
I would get rid of this line: JSONArray jArray = new JSONArray(result); and do this instead: JSONObject json_data = new JSONObject(result); JSONArray nameArray = json_data.names(); JSONArray valArray = json. ToJSONArray(nameArray); I believe this is correct, nonetheless, please study this tutorial, it will work for you: Android as a Restful Client.
Thanks for your help! – firco Jul 5 at 14:46.
It looks like the string that you are trying to convert to JSON (i.e. Result) is actually a full HTTP response. In order for your code to pass, you'll need just the raw JSON, excluding the HTML.
Json_data = jArray. I("log_tag"," name: "+json_data. MakeText(getApplicationContext(), "pass", Toast.
MakeText(getApplicationContext(), "fail", Toast. Error parsing data org.json. DOCTYPE of type java.lang.
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