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Reputation: 1506

nameValuePair key added in new JSONObject

When I am building a json object from string it is appended with a root key "nameValuePairs".

String curStr = "{\"e\": \"{}\", \"f\": \"{}\", \"g\": \"{}\"}";
JSONObject oldObj = new JSONObject(curStr);

results to

{"nameValuePairs":{"b":"{}","c":"{}","a":"{}"}}

Why?

Any way to prevent that?

Btw, I am using the string json to represent the actual json which I will use later.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 6188

Answers (2)

Enrichman
Enrichman

Reputation: 11337

First of all your json is syntactically correct but I guess you wished to represent objects as values, in your case the curly brackets are evaluated as simple strings:

String curStr = "{\"e\": \"{}\", \"f\": \"{}\", \"g\": \"{}\"}";
JSONObject oldObj = new JSONObject(curStr);

using a json like this instead will produce values as objects:

String curStr = "{\"e\": {}, \"f\": {}, \"g\": {}}";
JSONObject oldObj = new JSONObject(curStr);

Anyway, I've tried to create that JSONObject and then print a toString of it, and it will simply print the json, without any accessory name.

As you find out in the comment the problem was given by Gson, that will evaluate the JSONObject as a map. I've tried a little example and I've got "map" as field. Probably I've tried a different version of Gson.

Gson gson = new Gson();
String jsonStr = gson.toJson(oldObj);

result: {"map":{"f":"{}","g":"{}","e":"{}"}}

If you want to create a custom object and deserialize a json with Gson create a class with those properties and use the fromJson(String json, Class clazz) method

public class Test {
    private String e;
    private String f;
    private String g;
}

and 

Gson gson = new Gson();
Test myTestObj = gson.fromJson(curStr, Test.class);

Hope this will help you. :)

Upvotes: 1

Shreyash Mahajan
Shreyash Mahajan

Reputation: 23596

You can try jsonStringer instead.

Something like below code:

 JSONStringer jObject = new JSONStringer()
            .object()
               .key("UserName").value(userNameValue)
               .key("Name").value(nameValue)
               .key("EmailId").value(emailIdValue)
               .key("CountryId").value(contryIdValue)
               .key("CountryName").value("") // It should be blank As Spanish Name is not set if User have App in Spanish
               .key("State").value(stateValue)
               .key("City").value(cityValue)
               .key("ImageByteArray").value(imageBytes)
             .endObject();

UPDATE

I have just use your code in my App and check it.

Its showing me the result as we have formed. Result i am getting is:

{
   "f": "{}",
   "g": "{}",
   "e": "{}"
}

Please check your packages you are importing. For your reference i am importing below class to represent json object.

import org.json.JSONException;
import org.json.JSONObject;

Just import above class and see the result.

Let me know if you still have any query.

Upvotes: 0

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