how to use json back slash In Android(Java)
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I'm new to Android.
I want to convert below Swift code to Android(Java).
I tryed putting two backSlash in Java but code has error.
How can I convert Swift to Java below code?
Please help me.
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let body = "{"to":"(token)","notification":{"body":"(message)","badge":"1"}}"
java
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I'm new to Android.
I want to convert below Swift code to Android(Java).
I tryed putting two backSlash in Java but code has error.
How can I convert Swift to Java below code?
Please help me.
In Swift
let body = "{"to":"(token)","notification":{"body":"(message)","badge":"1"}}"
java
android ios swift asked Nov 20 at 2:55
kou
307
add a comment |
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
up vote
2
down vote
favorite
I'm new to Android.
I want to convert below Swift code to Android(Java).
I tryed putting two backSlash in Java but code has error.
How can I convert Swift to Java below code?
Please help me.
In Swift
let body = "{"to":"(token)","notification":{"body":"(message)","badge":"1"}}"
java
android ios swift asked Nov 20 at 2:55
kou
307
I'm new to Android.
I want to convert below Swift code to Android(Java).
I tryed putting two backSlash in Java but code has error.
How can I convert Swift to Java below code?
Please help me.
In Swift
let body = "{"to":"(token)","notification":{"body":"(message)","badge":"1"}}"
java
android ios swift java
android ios swift asked Nov 20 at 2:55
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asked Nov 20 at 2:55
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asked Nov 20 at 2:55
kou
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You are trying to use () in Java. To convert your Swift String to Java String, use like below:
String jsonString = "{"to": " + token + ", "notification": { "body": " + message + ", "badge": "1"}}";
Here message and token are variables.
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
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1 Answer
1
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You are trying to use () in Java. To convert your Swift String to Java String, use like below:
String jsonString = "{"to": " + token + ", "notification": { "body": " + message + ", "badge": "1"}}";
Here message and token are variables.
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You are trying to use () in Java. To convert your Swift String to Java String, use like below:
String jsonString = "{"to": " + token + ", "notification": { "body": " + message + ", "badge": "1"}}";
Here message and token are variables.
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
add a comment |
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
up vote
1
down vote
accepted
You are trying to use () in Java. To convert your Swift String to Java String, use like below:
String jsonString = "{"to": " + token + ", "notification": { "body": " + message + ", "badge": "1"}}";
Here message and token are variables.
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
You are trying to use () in Java. To convert your Swift String to Java String, use like below:
String jsonString = "{"to": " + token + ", "notification": { "body": " + message + ", "badge": "1"}}";
Here message and token are variables.
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
answered Nov 20 at 3:04
Gokul Nath KP
7,6311859102
7,6311859102
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