JSONObject.toString: how NOT to escape slashes
I need to send a date in JSON. The date string should look like this:
"2013/5/15"
Instead , JSONObject.toString escapes it as follows:
"2013 /5 /15"
I understand that this is done to allow json strings inside scripts tags, as this question explains: JSON: why are forward slashes escaped?
But in my case I don't need it. In fact the server is returning an error. The server is not dealing with this and I can't fix the server, so I must fix it in the mobile client code.
I could do a String.replace after serializing it, but what if I actually wanted to include the " /" string in any other part of the JSON?
Is there a way to serialize a JSON object without escaping slashes? (If possible, without escaping anything)
Thanks in advance.
I finally opted for the quick and dirty trick of replacing the escaped slashes in the serialized string before sending it to the server. Luckily, JSONObject also escapes backslashes, so i must also unscape them. Now if I wanted to send " /" intentionally the escaped string would be "/" and the result of replacing is the original string as intended.
That behavior is hard-coded into JSONStringer.java, see method private void string(String value) , line 302+.
It should be possible to copy class JSONStringer and implement your own version of value(Object) (line 227+). Then implement your own version of JSONObject.toString() in a utility class and use your own JSONStringer instead of the original.
EDIT: Subclassing JSONStringer won't be easy because value() calls a private method beforeValue() that cannot be accessed.
jsonObjSend.toString().replace("\","")
Worked for me. A bit dirty trick but seems no other solution.
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