I'm just recogniced that this code:
try {
String jsonString =new JSONObject().put("test","Ha/llo").toString();
} catch (JSONException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}
ouputs the following:
{"test":"Ha\ /llo"}
Does someone knows why it puts an \ for each / ? And how to get the real String?
My Strings i want to put are supposed to be big, so I dont want to search for \ to change it to ' '
Edit: .get decodes it again and removes the extra '\' in my case is was an server side problem.
Answer
It is escaping the / character automatically. When a valid JSON client parses your string, it should unescape it, resulting in no issues and the original text.
See JSON: why are forward slashes escaped?
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