I think the XMLTreeDataProvider class (as opposed to the TreeDataProvider Interface implemented by the XML class) is just what I need to display and modify an XML object in an MXML Tree. This is what it says in "mx.controls.treeclasses.XMLTreeDataProvider.as".
/** The XMLTreeDataProvider class ensures that you can manipulate nodes on an XML object using the methods specified in the TreeDataProvider interface, which broadcast changes to registered views. This makes it more convenient to describe your data hierarchy as an XML file or as an mx:XML tag in Flex and have it converted to a TreeDataProvider by calling the XML.parseXML() method. The XMLTreeDataProvider class implements the interface defined by the TreeDataProvider interface. */ So I have 2 questions; 1) Is the XMLTreeDataProvider classs indeed the best/preferred method for presenting XML data in a Tree, and 2) If it is, does anyone have a simple implementation example? The XMLTreeDataProvider class uses "Mix-in methods" and they are a bit confusing. Because of that, I'm not certain how the Tree, TreeNode, XML, XMLNode, and XMLTreeDataProvider classes/objects are meant to interact when using the XMLTreeDataProvider. There is little documentation out there on this topic and a simple example would be greatly appreciated.
