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this the JSON data that i want to parse in my application: <pre><code>{ "viewdeal":[ { "viewdeal1":{ "teetimeId":"33", "golfcourseId":"127", "offers":"descount of $2", "time":"8\/7\/pm", "amount":"90", "month":"august", "year":"2012", "date":"21", "day":"monday", "created_date":"0", "golfcourse_name":"SilverHorn Golf Club" }, "msz":"Book" } ] } </code></pre> The code that i am using to parse the JSON data is: <pre><code>JsonParser jParser = new JsonParser(); JSONObject json = jParser.getJSONfromUrl("http://mygogolfteetime.com/iphone/viewdeal/127"); JSONArray viewdeal = json.getJSONArray(TAG_VWDL); vwdlsList.clear(); for(int i=0; i<viewdeal.length(); i++) { JSONObject v1 = viewdeal.getJSONObject(i); msz = v1.getString(TAG_MSZ); viewdeal1 = v1.getString(TAG_VWDL1); JSONArray viewdeal1 = json.getJSONArray(TAG_VWDL1); for(int j=0; j<viewdeal1.length(); j++) { JSONObject v2 = viewdeal.getJSONObject(j); teetimeId = v2.getString(TAG_TTIMEID); golfcourseId = v2.getString(TAG_GLFCRSID); offers = v2.getString(TAG_OFR); time = v2.getString(TAG_TIME); amount = v2.getString(TAG_AMNT); month = v2.getString(TAG_MNTH); year = v2.getString(TAG_YEAR); date = v2.getString(TAG_DATE); day = v2.getString(TAG_DAY); created_date = v2.getString(TAG_CRTDATE); golfcourse_name = v2.getString(TAG_GLFCRSNAME); } HashMap<String, String> map = new HashMap<String, String>(); map.put(TAG_TTIMEID, teetimeId); map.put(TAG_GLFCRSID, golfcourseId); map.put(TAG_MSZ, msz); map.put(TAG_OFR, offers); map.put(TAG_TIME, time); map.put(TAG_AMNT, amount); map.put(TAG_MNTH, month); map.put(TAG_YEAR, year); map.put(TAG_DATE, date); map.put(TAG_DAY, day); map.put(TAG_CRTDATE, created_date); map.put(TAG_GLFCRSNAME, golfcourse_name); vwdlsList.add(map); } } </code></pre> In the above code i am able to parse the value of msz and viewdeal1 but when i try to parse the remaining values that are in the viewdeal1 i receive the following message in my LogCat: <pre><code>08-22 12:03:46.034: V/GoGolf(1178): org.json.JSONException: No value for viewdeal1 </code></pre> How can I parse the remaining values that are in the viewdeal1.. Thanks in advance..
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