Re: [android-developers] Parsing a JSON response

On Wed, Mar 9, 2011 at 11:01 PM, David Williams
<dwilliams@dtw-consulting.com> wrote:
> So, I can see that retInit is getting this return string, but is there an easy way of breaking down this JSON object so that I can check (for example) the value or errcode ?

Check out the org.json package in Android, such as JSONObject.

> Also, is there a way to check the return status of URLConnection conn = url.openConnection(); ? I'd use this to ensure I was able to get a good connection.

I would recommend using HttpClient and a BasicResponseHandler instead
of URL and URLConnection.

That being said, your URLConnection will really be an instance of
HttpUrlConnection, which has all the information you will need (e.g.,
getResponseCode()).

> Appreciate any help on this.  Again, I am coming from WebOS and Mojo had these kind of things pretty much built in.

So does Android.

That being said, perhaps PhoneGap will be a better environment for
you, to better leverage your WebOS background.

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