java - Need help to display the return of SOAP request from webservice -

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i try make first android app ! call webservice ksoap2 details of account. have function witch return array (resultrequestsoap). in resultrequestsoap there array of object. below function :

    public array listall(string session){     final string soap_action = "http://www.nubio.net/soap/vps#listall";     final string method_name = "listall";     final string namespace = "http://www.nubio.net/soap/vps";     final string url = "http://www.nubio.net/soap/vps";     array myarray = null;     soapobject request = new soapobject(namespace, method_name);     //soapobject      request.addproperty("session",session);     soapserializationenvelope envelope = new soapserializationenvelope(soapenvelope.ver11);     envelope.setoutputsoapobject(request);     httptransportse androidhttptransport = new httptransportse(url);     try          {             androidhttptransport.call(soap_action, envelope);             resultrequestsoap =  envelope.getresponse();             //retour = resultrequestsoap.tostring();             if(resultrequestsoap != null){                myarray = (array)resultrequestsoap;              }         }     catch (exception ae)         {     ae.printstacktrace ();;         }     return myarray;  }

i test function return string , it's works fine, need show array on screen. how can display array in resultrequestsoap; ? original return of soap in resultrequestsoap; :

array(    0 => object{      vps_id      : int      ip          : string      hostname    : string      password    : string (optional)      os          : string      os_arch     : integer      os_distri   : string      expire      : string (date time)    },    ... )

so can return array soap , display it!? i'm sorry english, hope me :) best me display "hostname string" array button possible?

not sure asking, if method returns array of objects can print object out this:

 for(int i=0; < myarray.length; i++){        object item = myarray[i];       // put textview here if wish, printing console       system.out.println("item: "+i +" ip: "+item.ip);       // or if private getter       system.out.println("item: "+i +" ip: "+item.getip());        system.out.println("hostname: "+item.hostname);        system.out.println("hostname: "+item.gethostname());  }

i think gives idea anyway?


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