How To Parse Complex JSON

Feb 27, 2012

My app sends a request to a php script on my website and the php script sends back a JSON string like this:

Code:
{"route": [
{
"summary": {
"leaveat": "11:58",
"arriveby": "12:23",
"duration": "25 mins",
"transfers": 1,
"fareA": "1euro",
"fareC": "0.8euro"
[code]....

The main tag is "routes", it contains "route" which is an array of objects consisting of a "summary" and "sections", "sections" is an array itself.Well, what I need is to parse this JSON to be able to write details for each "route" such as:

-duration: 25 mins - transfers: 1 - fareA: 1euro - fareC: 0.8euro - Station1/11:58-11:59 - Station2/12:06-12:23 - Station3/x
-duration: 40 mins - transfers: 2 - fareA: 1.4euro - fareC: 1euro - Station1/12:03-12:20 - Station2/12:21-12:25 - Station3/12:28-12:32 - Station4/x"

I'm trying to do this from yesterday and I can't find the way to read the data from the JSON string.I've tried with getJSONObject() and getJSONArray() in many combinations, but no the correct one.Since I've tried many codes, I think is useless to write here what I tried.I've removed the outer "routes" which actually was useless, but I yet can't parse it.

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