Each row is an xml object... So, (myData.getItemAt(i) as XML).children()
Then you could loop through the children and ask them for their name. After the as XML step you can do anything you can normally do with the XML object On Wed, Jul 2, 2008 at 12:11 PM, Stephen More <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ( Example code taken from: > http://livedocs.adobe.com/flex/201/html/charts_intro_108_12.html ) > Here is the dataset I am trying to work with: > > <data> > <result month="Jan-04"> > <apple>81768</apple> > <orange>60310</orange> > <banana>43357</banana> > </result> > <result month="Feb-04"> > <apple>81156</apple> > <orange>58883</orange> > <banana>49280</banana> > </result> > </data> > > The flex code will look like this: > <mx:HTTPService > id="srv" > url="../assets/data.xml" > useProxy="false" > result="myData=ArrayCollection(srv.lastResult.data.result)" > /> > > How can I interrogate the ArrayCollection named myData so that it will > return apple, orange, and banana ? > I am not looking to get the numerical values, I want to get the xml name. > > -Thanks > Steve More > >
