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{ installedApplications { id: 16 aid: 4539749 appName: "A31-RT1" description: "A31-RT1" applicationLogoUrl: "/applications/16/applicationlogo" applicationCompanyOrBusinessLogoUrl: "/applications/16/companyorbusinesslogo" appProviderName: "" appProviderPersoEndpointUrl: "" appProviderDeleteEndpointUrl: "" androidAppPackageName: "N" isUnpublished: false isInstallationAllowed: true isApprovedForSharedSlot: false lastUpdatedDate: -1 contactEmail: "pallavi.shanmukhaiah@nxp.com" linkToTermsAndConditions: "" linkToApplicationWebsite: "" applicationSize: 288 businessSegment: "Infrastructure" supportedCardLogoUris: "/applications/3/supportedcards/53/cardlogo" 21: 0 }
i tried many times but i am not able to excess the id and aid ?
please help me to write an code to parse this json format.

Nikhil Gupta
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    Possible duplicate of [How to parse JSON in Java](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2591098/how-to-parse-json-in-java) – Absent Feb 27 '19 at 06:37
  • What you posted is not valid JSON. There should be a `:` after `installedApplications` and the fields should be separated by commas, not newlines. – Jesper Feb 27 '19 at 08:06
  • This is the only response i'm getting , i cannot change the format of the JSON. @Jesper – Nikhil Gupta Feb 27 '19 at 08:42
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    If this is really exactly what you are getting, then it's not JSON, but something that just superficially looks like JSON. You won't be able to parse this with a JSON parser - you'll have to write a parser for it yourself. – Jesper Feb 27 '19 at 09:43

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JSONObject obj = new JSONObject();

You have the obj with you so go ahead like:

int id = (int) obj.getJSONObject("installedApplications").get("id");
int aid = (int) obj.getJSONObject("installedApplications").get("aid");

I hope this helps.

Nilanjan Bhadury
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