With the imports org.json.JSONArray
and org.json.JSONObject
JSONObject object = new JSONObject();
object.put("name", "sample");
JSONArray array = new JSONArray();
JSONObject arrayElementOne = new JSONObject();
arrayElementOne.put("setId", 1);
JSONArray arrayElementOneArray = new JSONArray();
JSONObject arrayElementOneArrayElementOne = new JSONObject();
arrayElementOneArrayElementOne.put("name", "ABC");
arrayElementOneArrayElementOne.put("type", "STRING");
JSONObject arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo = new JSONObject();
arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo.put("name", "XYZ");
arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo.put("type", "STRING");
arrayElementOneArray.put(arrayElementOneArrayElementOne);
arrayElementOneArray.put(arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo);
arrayElementOne.put("setDef", arrayElementOneArray);
array.put(arrayElementOne);
object.put("def", array);
I did not include first array’s second element for clarity. Hope you got the point though.
EDIT:
The previous answer was assuming you were using org.json.JSONObject
and org.json.JSONArray
.
For net.sf.json.JSONObject
and net.sf.json.JSONArray
:
JSONObject object = new JSONObject();
object.element("name", "sample");
JSONArray array = new JSONArray();
JSONObject arrayElementOne = new JSONObject();
arrayElementOne.element("setId", 1);
JSONArray arrayElementOneArray = new JSONArray();
JSONObject arrayElementOneArrayElementOne = new JSONObject();
arrayElementOneArrayElementOne.element("name", "ABC");
arrayElementOneArrayElementOne.element("type", "STRING");
JSONObject arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo = new JSONObject();
arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo.element("name", "XYZ");
arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo.element("type", "STRING");
arrayElementOneArray.add(arrayElementOneArrayElementOne);
arrayElementOneArray.add(arrayElementOneArrayElementTwo);
arrayElementOne.element("setDef", arrayElementOneArray);
object.element("def", array);
Basically it’s the same, replacing the method ‘put’ for ‘element’ in JSONObject, and ‘put’ for ‘add’ in JSONArray.