Hi,

I am using the json.org tools to serialize and deserialize a JSON
object with no problems.

However, once I have serialized the JSON object in the form "{"<key>":
"<value>", "<key>", "<value>" etc }

how do I "send" this string to the Tomcat servlet so that it can pick
it up and interpret it as a JSON object which acts as a parameter to a
Java method?

I was thinking of Http-ing to the method, but all that displays is the
error response of the function:

{"msg":"invalid service call","error":true} (but this proves that I'm
http-ing to the right address, at least, since I'm getting back some
serialized JSON data)

I want to make it so that this response comes back as "error": false,
because it will have accepted my JSON object as a string. But once
I've serialized (read: turned in to String) my JSON object I don't
know how to send it across to the server. Do I need to resort to
JavaScript?? I want to do it exclusively using Java.

Can someone please help me? This is becoming frustrating!

Thanks for your help.

Mark Spezzano