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Since the children are named “node”
and not “children” the default data descriptor isn’t going to
work. You probably need to write a quick ITreeDataDescriptor implementation
that will return the right children property/collection. Matt From: Hi, I’m trying to fill my treeview with data retrieved
from a webservice. I have my resultformat set to default (Object), as e4x or
xml doesn’t give the correct result. Filling a datagrid with the data I retrieve works perfectly,
but the problem is when there are nested objects in it, the tree doesn’t
draw childNodes. This is the value of my webservice result object: event = events.DataManagerResultEvent (@2b67be6) bubbles = false :
Boolean cancelable = false :
Boolean currentTarget =
managers.DataManager (@2b0b0b6) eventPhase = 2 [0x2]
: Number result =
mx.utils.ObjectProxy (@29d6e46)
getCategoriesResult = Object (@2bab0a6)
node = Object (@2bab8c6)
node = Array (@2b672b6)
[0] = Object (@2baba66)
catID = 15 [0xf] : Number
label = "Pixco Labs" : String
[1] = Object (@2babc26)
catID = 1 [0x1] : Number
label = "Technology" : String
node = Array (@2b671c6)
[0] = Object (@2babe06)
catID = 6 [0x6] : Number
label = "ASP.NET" : String
[1] = Object (@2b9c046)
catID = 7 [0x7] : Number
label = "HTML/CSS" : String
[2] = Object (@2b9c246)
catID = 8 [0x8] : Number
label = "_javascript_" : String
[3] = Object (@2b9c426)
catID = 9 [0x9] : Number
label = "SQL" : String
[4] = Object (@2b9c606)
catID = 10 [0xa] : Number
label = "Tech Experiments" : String
[5] = Object (@2b9c7e6)
catID = 16 [0x10] : Number
label = "Flash/Flex/Flash Lite" : String
length = 6 [0x6] : Number
[2] = Object (@2b6fa06)
catID = 2 [0x2] : Number
label = "Utilities" : String
node = Array (@2b67376)
[0] = Object (@2babf66)
catID = 11 [0xb] : Number
label = "Client tools" : String
[1] = Object (@2babd66)
catID = 12 [0xc] : Number
label = "Server tools" : String
length = 2 [0x2] : Number
[3] = Object (@2babb86)
catID = 3 [0x3] : Number
label = "Design" : String
node = Array (@2b676d6)
[0] = Object (@2bab966)
catID = 13 [0xd] : Number
label = "Cool layouts" : String
[1] = Object (@2bab386)
catID = 14 [0xe] : Number
label = "Design experiments" : String
length = 2 [0x2] : Number
[4] = Object (@2c62e26)
catID = 4 [0x4] : Number
label = "Usability" : String
[5] = Object (@2c62286)
catID = 5 [0x5] : Number
label = "Off-topic" : String
length = 6 [0x6] : Number
xmlns = 0 [0x0] : Number
object = Object (@2bab1a6)
uid = "F97D8CAC-0C05-4ED5-3B1FFFFFFFFF090A" : String
xmlns = "http://tempuri.org/" : String target =
managers.DataManager (@2b0b0b6) type =
"getCategoriesResponse" : String The tree only renders the nodes in the root, it
doesn’t create the subNodes. Do I need to loop through this data in code? It would be a
lot easier if I could just put this result as the dataSource for my tree. Thanks for any suggestions,
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- RE: [flexcoders] Objects and arrays as treeview datasource Matt Chotin
