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I am calling a .NET webservice using ksoap2 in android and i get a response someting like this anyType{NewDataSet=anyType{string=77777}; how can i parse this. please help!

Tushar Agarwal
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This is a multidimensional array of properties, it goes like :

anyType //property 0 
{
  NewDataSet=anyType // property 0 [0]
   {
     string=77777;
   }
};

you can parse it manually (this is java code):

SoapObject yourResponseObject = (SoapObject) soapEnvelope.bodyIn;
SoapObject array = (SoapObject) yourResponseObject .getProperty(0);// this is -->anyType //property 0           

SoapObject NewDataSetArray= (SoapObject)array .getProperty(0);// this is--> // property 0 [0]   
//PropertyInfo propertyInfo = new PropertyInfo();

//NewDataSetArray.getPropertyInfo(0, propertyInfo);

String temp = null;
//if(propertyInfo.name.equalsIgnoreCase("NewDataset"))
//{
    temp = NewDataSetArray.getProperty(0).toString();// this is 77777
//}

i did not test it, but it should work and i guess you got the point.

ccot
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  • when i am passing NewDataSet in `propertyInfo.name.equalsIgnoreCase("NewDataset")` i get null ; so i printed `propertyInfo.name` and i got `Android_UserLocation` and user Android_UserLocation instead of NewDataSet , but this also gives me anyType – Tushar Agarwal Jan 31 '12 at 05:05
  • @TusharAgarwal i commented out some parts, try outputing temp, what do you get? – ccot Jan 31 '12 at 13:40
  • thankx but this gives me the same ..anyways i have got the solution ,iteratng it 3 times and then getting the property by name itself. – Tushar Agarwal Jan 31 '12 at 14:56