Android Json tutorial : Saving custom class object as JSONObject and JSONArray on Parse

Android JSONObject and JSONArray allows you to save your custom class values on the Parse.com as a json string.
                  Suppose you would like to save your custom class values in a single Parse.com class column, you can just convert your class parameter values in JSONObject and then can save in a column on Parse.com.

Saving JSONObject on Parse

// Create a Parse object for the table under which you like to add your json object in a column.
ParseObject parseObject = new ParseObject("MainTable");

// Add your JSONObject
parseObject.put("myCustomClass",new JSONObject().put("key","value"));
// Tip : Here you can add all of your custom class variable as key value pair in JSONObject

// Save the Parse object
parseObject.saveInBackground();

Saving JSONArray on Parse [ If you like to save an array of custom class instances]

// Create a Parse object for the table under which you like to add your json object in a column.
ParseObject parseObject = new ParseObject("MainTable");

// Add your JSONArray
JSONArray jsonArray = new JSONArray("myCustomClassArray");
jsonArray.put(new JSONObject().put("key1","value1"));
jsonArray.put(new JSONObject().put("key2","value2"));
// Tip : Here you can add all of your custom class variable as key value pair in JSONObject

// Save the Parse object
parseObject.saveInBackground();