android - Retrieving the JSON data into a list view -

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I have successfully opened the Httpclient connection. Now I want to select data from JSON and show it in a list. I went from it half a day but got no help. A sample project or code snippet will really be helpful.

In the past I have used to parse JSON. The org.json package given in the SDK seems a bit lesser.

Now I want to select data from JSON and display it in a list.

When you say "select data" do you use the query to get a subset of your data? Looks like an interesting solution if you are displaying the entire JSON data, then you should be able to wrap the GSN output in the adapter.

I googled it from half day but could not find any help.

  • The last one would have escalated you, from which you have an exact duplicate.

    A sample project or code snippet will actually be helpful.

    The examples are too much! From the above search link:



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