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How to turn a JSON string into a table?

How to enable this JSON:

{"GetReportResult": [ {"bulan":"4","total":"2448","type":"CHEESE1K"}, {"bulan":"4","total":"572476","type":"ESL"}, {"bulan":"4","total":"46008","type":"ESL500ML"}, {"bulan":"5","total":"5703","type":"CHEESE1K"}, {"bulan":"5","total":"648663","type":"ESL"}, {"bulan":"5","total":"51958","type":"WHP"}, {"bulan":"6","total":"6190","type":"CHEESE1K"}, {"bulan":"6","total":"443335","type":"ESL"}, {"bulan":"6","total":"30550","type":"ESL500ML"}, ] }

To a table like this on Android:

 --------------------------------------------- | type | total1 | total2 | total3 | --------------------------------------------- | CHEESE1K | 6190 | 5703 | 2448 | | ESL | 443335 | 648663 | 572476 | | WHP | 30550 | 51958 | 46008 | ---------------------------------------------

What is the best way to do this? Thanks:)

here is the code i have done so far

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an easy way could be

  • parse a JSON string using GSON

like this:

  String json = "{\"GetReportResult\":" + " [" + " {\"bulan\":\"4\",\"total\":\"2448\",\"type\":\"CHEESE1K\"}, " + " {\"bulan\":\"4\",\"total\":\"572476\",\"type\":\"ESL\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"4\",\"total\":\"46008\",\"type\":\"ESL500ML\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"5\",\"total\":\"5703\",\"type\":\"CHEESE1K\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"5\",\"total\":\"648663\",\"type\":\"ESL\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"5\",\"total\":\"51958\",\"type\":\"WHP\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"6\",\"total\":\"6190\",\"type\":\"CHEESE1K\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"6\",\"total\":\"443335\",\"type\":\"ESL\"}," + " {\"bulan\":\"6\",\"total\":\"30550\",\"type\":\"ESL500ML\"}," + " ]" + "}"; ReportResults reports = new Gson().fromJson(json, ReportResults.class); List<ReportResult> results = reports.getGetReportResult(); for(ReportResult result:results)System.out.println(result);

ReportResults Class:

 package com.yourcomp.test; import java.util.List; public class ReportResults { private List<ReportResult> GetReportResult; /** * Gets the getReportResult. * * @return <tt> the getReportResult.</tt> */ public List<ReportResult> getGetReportResult() { return GetReportResult; } /** * Sets the getReportResult. * * @param getReportResult <tt> the getReportResult to set.</tt> */ public void setGetReportResult(List<ReportResult> getReportResult) { GetReportResult = getReportResult; } }

ReportResult Class:

 package com.yourcomp.test; public class ReportResult { private String bulan; private String total; private String type; /** * Gets the bulan. * * @return <tt> the bulan.</tt> */ public String getBulan() { return bulan; } /** * Sets the bulan. * * @param bulan <tt> the bulan to set.</tt> */ public void setBulan(String bulan) { this.bulan = bulan; } /** * Gets the total. * * @return <tt> the total.</tt> */ public String getTotal() { return total; } /** * Sets the total. * * @param total <tt> the total to set.</tt> */ public void setTotal(String total) { this.total = total; } /** * Gets the type. * * @return <tt> the type.</tt> */ public String getType() { return type; } /** * Sets the type. * * @param type <tt> the type to set.</tt> */ public void setType(String type) { this.type = type; } /* (non-Javadoc) * @see java.lang.Object#toString() */ @Override public String toString() { return "ReportResult [bulan=" + bulan + ", total=" + total + ", type=" + type + "]"; } }

Then use the analyzed result, which will be shown in TableLayout.

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In your code, you pass mylist to the ListAdapter , but you do not add map to mylist anywhere.

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