I appreciate your assitance. I removed the "System.out.println(jnow);"
statement from my program and I modified the server side php to
eliminate the first line and then I stepped through the program and
followed the Variables. When it grabs the data it is only grabbing the
data I need with "echo(json_encode($output));" as seen below in the
"line" variable and the count of 110 seems to be correct. It still
gives me the "Error parsing data org.json.JSONException" as seen in
the LogCat output following the variable list.
Variable List from "(x)=Variables" tab in debugger
==================================================
this SelectLocation (id=830066536112)
savedInstanceState null
NL "\n" (id=830002529536)
line "[{"org_id":"39575","clubname":"ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION - VIRGINIA
CHAPTER","orgcity":"RICHMOND","orgstate":"VA"}]" (id=830066867472)
count 110
hashCode 0
offset 0
value (id=830066866672)
sb StringBuffer (id=830066866112)
client DefaultHttpClient (id=830066537776)
in BufferedReader (id=830066839840)
request HttpGet (id=830066541784)
response BasicHttpResponse (id=830066644096)
LogCat output from LogCat tab in debugger.
==========================================
10-25 00:40:47.028: INFO/ActivityManager(53): Starting activity:
Intent { cmp=com.oys.gfa.acecapper/.SelectLocation }
10-25 00:40:51.057: INFO/global(238): Default buffer size used in
BufferedReader constructor. It would be better to be explicit if an 8k-
char buffer is required.
10-25 00:40:51.087: INFO/log_tag(238): jnow:
[{"org_id":"39575","clubname":"ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION - VIRGINIA
CHAPTER","orgcity":"RICHMOND","orgstate":"VA"}]
10-25 00:40:51.087: INFO/log_tag(238): herenow: 0
10-25 00:40:54.247: ERROR/log_tag(238): Error parsing data
org.json.JSONException: A JSONArray text must start with '[' at
character 0 of
10-25 00:40:54.867: INFO/ActivityManager(53): Displayed activity
com.oys.gfa.acecapper/.SelectLocation: 7805 ms (total 7805 ms)
I must be doing something wrong but I still can't figure out what.
Thanks
================
On Oct 23, 11:49 pm, Frank Weiss <[email protected]> wrote:
> I was trying to get you to use the very nice Java debugger that comes with
> Eclipse to see what's going on inside your code instead of
> System.out.println(jnow); You could then simply inpect the value of the jnow
> variable in the debugger.
>
> Another tip is to set jnow to the string value you are expecting from the
> server and see if the JSON library error still occurs.
>
> It would also help if you get the server side code correct, so it doesn't
> put anything before the first "[". You can easily test that part with a
> browser, wget, or curl.
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