I am getting JSON string from website. I have data which looks like this (JSON Array)
myconf= {URL:[blah,blah]}
but some times this data c
JSON objects and arrays are instances of JSONObject and JSONArray, respectively. Add to that the fact that JSONObject has a get method that will return you an object you can check the type of yourself without worrying about ClassCastExceptions, and there ya go.
if (!json.isNull("URL"))
{
// Note, not `getJSONArray` or any of that.
// This will give us whatever's at "URL", regardless of its type.
Object item = json.get("URL");
// `instanceof` tells us whether the object can be cast to a specific type
if (item instanceof JSONArray)
{
// it's an array
JSONArray urlArray = (JSONArray) item;
// do all kinds of JSONArray'ish things with urlArray
}
else
{
// if you know it's either an array or an object, then it's an object
JSONObject urlObject = (JSONObject) item;
// do objecty stuff with urlObject
}
}
else
{
// URL is null/undefined
// oh noes
}