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XML 2 DataProvider Here is some useful (maybe) code I tossed together. It takes XML and forms it into a dataprovider. If you have a label attribute in your node then that will show up as the label in the item. The function signiture is: XML.XML2DP( startNode, dataProvider ); The dataproviders "data" property will hold the following: attributes: the attribute object of the xml children: the child nodes of the node An example usage: doc_xml = new XML("<root label = "root"><child1 label = "CHILD1"><c1c1 label = "Child 1's first child" /><c1c2 label = "Child 1's second child" /></child1><child2 label="CHILD2"><c2c1 label = "Child 2's first child" /><c2c2 label = "Child 2's second child" /></child2></root>"); dp = new DataProviderClass(); XML.XML2DP(doc_xml.childNodes[0].childNodes[0], dp); myListBox.setDataProvider(dp);That will fill my list box with items like: Child1's First Child Child1's Second ChildIf you just passed in doc_xml.childNodes[0]You would get: Child1 Child1's First Child Child1's Second Child Child2 Child2's First Child Child2's Second Child etc... I haven't used this too much in the real world yet but I see a need for it in the future. Let me know of any suggestions/comments. |