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Parse your response JSON as a JSONObject, then get another JSONObject for the "name" key, if it throws a JSONException then your object is probably a String in with case you can call get String for the "name" key in your catch block. <pre><code>String name = ""; JSONObject serverJSON = new JSONObject(YOUR_JSON_RESPONSE_STRING_FROM_SERVER); try { JSONObject nameObject = serverJSON.getJSONObject("name"); if (nameObject.has("first_name")) { name = nameObject.getString("first_name") + " "; } if (nameObject.has("middle_name")) { name += nameObject.getString("middle_name") + " "; } if (nameObject.has("last_name")) { name += nameObject.getString("last_name"); } name = name.trim(); } catch (JSONException e) { // Probably a String, try again... try { name = serverJSON.getString("name"); catch (JSONException e) { // Not a String or a JSONObject... figure out what's wrong... e.printStackTrace(); } } </code></pre> I would really recommend though, that if you have any control of the server that you make sure that the name key choose one type and sticks to it; a JSONObject... You would be able to use the has(String key) member function in if statements to properly find all of your data without knowing what existed at runtime... EDIT: Thought of a different idea... Parse the String to the first colon and see if the next non-whitespace character is a quotation mark, if it is, then your key belongs to a String, if it is a curly brace then it's a JSONObject. (If neither, then you have an error, because you aren't expecting an array or number or null or anything else...) <pre><code>boolean jsonIsString = true; String searchString = json.substring(json.indexOf(":")).trim(); if ("{".equals(searchString.charAt(0)) { jsonIsString = false; } </code></pre>
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