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I’ve not used JSON before and as Android doesn’t support SOAP I’m trying to see how it differs. I can see the difference in parsing the response but I’m not clear how you send the request. Using a simple example like ‘Hello World’ can someone send me some code to give me an idea how you would send the request along with the Url. Thanks
JSON isn’t a remote call API like Soap. It’s just a data container format. It’s protocol and API agnositic. You would need some sort of server-side script to actually generate the JSON, in Java, PHP, or whatever.