Put JSON in a getter and setter

Question

My problem is I can't or I don't know how to retrieve my JSON data in the class valeur which is the class that contains the setter and getter of my variables.

I have a class which displays my variables which is AfficheurListView.

I want just parsing my JSON and the result of this needs to be in the getter and setter of the class value to be displayed on the method onCreate of my class AfficheurListView.

I know how use it in the try/catch but I don't want to show my variable mpx in the try/catch

AfficheurListView.java

public class AfficheurListView extends AppCompatActivity {
    String json_string2;
    String json_string;
    JSONObject jObj = null;
    TextView textView;
    String mpx,rds,al,ar,frequence,pilots,id,id_SIGFOX,timestamps,rf;
    Valeurs valeurss=new Valeurs( mpx,rds,al,ar,frequence,pilots,id,id_SIGFOX,timestamps,rf);

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    setContentView(R.layout.display_listview_layout);

    json_string=getIntent().getExtras().getString("json_data");
    json_string2=getIntent().getExtras().getString("json_Mpx");
    textView=(TextView)findViewById(R.id.textView4);

    textView.setText(valeurss.getMpx()); //display the variable mpx of the getter


    try {
       String mpx,rds,al,ar,frequence,pilots,id,id_SIGFOX,timestamps,rf;
        jObj = new JSONObject(json_string);
        mpx=  jObj.getString("MPX");
        rds =jObj.getString("RDS");
        rf=jObj.getString("RF");
        frequence =jObj.getString("Frequence");
        timestamps=jObj.getString("timestamp");
        id= jObj.getString("id");
        id_SIGFOX= jObj.getString("id_SIGFOX");
        pilots= jObj.getString("PILOT");
        al= jObj.getString("a_l");
        ar= jObj.getString("a_r");

       Valeurs valeurs=new Valeurs(mpx,rds,al,ar,frequence,pilots,id,timestamps,id_SIGFOX,rf);
        valeurss=valeurs;



    } catch (JSONException e) {

        e.printStackTrace();}

}

Valeurs.java

public class Valeurs{


private String mpx,rds,al,ar,pilots,frequence,id,timestamps,id_SIGFOX,rf;
    public Valeurs(String mpx, String rds, String al, String ar, String pilots, String frequence, String id, String timestamps, String id_SIGFOX, String rf)

    {
        this.setMpx(mpx);
        this.setRds(rds);
        this.setAl(al);
        this.setAr(ar);
        this.setPilots(pilots);
        this.setFrequence(frequence);
        this.setId(id);
        this.setTimestamps(timestamps);
        this.setId_SIGFOX(id_SIGFOX);
        this.setRf(rf);


    }




public String getMpx() {
    return mpx;
}

public void setMpx(String mpx) {
    this.mpx = mpx;
}

public String getRds() {
    return rds;
}

public void setRds(String rds) {
    this.rds = rds;
}

public String getAl() {
    return al;
}

public void setAl(String al) {
    this.al = al;
}

public String getAr() {
    return ar;
}

public void setAr(String ar) {
    this.ar = ar;
}

public String getPilots() {
    return pilots;
}

public void setPilots(String pilots) {
    this.pilots = pilots;
}

public String getFrequence() {
    return frequence;
}

public void setFrequence(String frequence) {
    this.frequence = frequence;
}

public String getTimestamps() {
    return timestamps;
}

public void setTimestamps(String timestamps) {
    this.timestamps = timestamps;
}

public String getId() {
    return id;
}

public void setId(String id) {
    this.id = id;
}

public String getId_SIGFOX() {
    return id_SIGFOX;
}

public void setId_SIGFOX(String id_SIGFOX) {
    this.id_SIGFOX = id_SIGFOX;
}

public String getRf() {
    return rf;
}

public void setRf(String rf) {
    this.rf = rf;
}
}   

Answer 1

First, I highly recommend you to use GSON or Jackson to convert String to your Java object (in this case your class Valeurs.java) and Java object to String, it's called serialization and deserialization.

Then, in try statement in AfficheurListView.java, edit to:

Gson gson = new Gson();  
Valeurs valeurs = gson.fromJson(json_string, Valeurs.class);

Now, you can get mpx with:

valeurs.getMpx();

Note: Field name must to match with your JSON fields.

Note 2: Do not use plural for class name (example: Valeurs -> Valeur).

Hope it helps you!

EDIT: you need to implement something like that:

public class AfficheurListView extends AppCompatActivity {
    String json_string2;
    String json_string;

    TextView textView;
    String mpx, rds, al, ar, frequence, pilots, id, id_SIGFOX, timestamps, rf;

    @Override
    protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
        super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
        setContentView(R.layout.display_listview_layout);

        json_string = getIntent().getExtras().getString("json_data");
        json_string2 = getIntent().getExtras().getString("json_Mpx");

        textView = (TextView) findViewById(R.id.textView4);

        try {
            // Json Object {}
            /* Useless, because you use GSON instead of this
            String mpx, rds, al, ar, frequence, pilots, id, id_SIGFOX, timestamps, rf;
            jObj = new JSONObject(json_string);
            mpx = jObj.getString("MPX");
            rds = jObj.getString("RDS");
            rf = jObj.getString("RF");
            frequence = jObj.getString("Frequence");
            timestamps = jObj.getString("timestamp");
            id = jObj.getString("id");
            id_SIGFOX = jObj.getString("id_SIGFOX");
            pilots = jObj.getString("PILOT");
            al = jObj.getString("a_l");
            ar = jObj.getString("a_r");
            Gson gson = new Gson();
            Valeurs valeurs = new Valeurs(mpx, rds, al, ar, frequence, pilots, id, timestamps, id_SIGFOX, rf);*/
            // So, now 'valeurs' and 'valeurs2' are
            Valeurs valeurs = gson.fromJson(json_string, Valeurs.class);
            Valeurs valeurs2 = gson.fromJson(json_string2, Valeurs.class);

            // if your program is here, then you have no parsing error, so set your textView
            textView.setText(valeurs2.getMpx());
        } catch (Exception e) {
            // You have an error
            textView.setText(e.getMessage());
        }
    }
}