Any chance you could provide a simple working example using the data you
generate below to help diagnose the problem?
On Apr 12, 2011, at 9:39 PM, Thomas Grimaud wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Using the demo "XML Viewer", I did my own parser in order to pick up only
> informations that I need (as I'm working with a structured xsd file I don't
> want to display all the content of the file)
> Basically for the file I'm working on, the result after the parsing is the
> same as that :
>
> public static Element hardBuildTree(){
> Element ret = new Element("invoice");
>
> Element header = new Element("header");
> Element items = new Element("items");
> Element item = new Element("item");
> items.add(item);
> Element total = new Element("total");
>
> header.add(new Element("document_type_desc_1"));
> header.add(new Element("document_type_desc_2"));
> header.add(new Element("company_name"));
> header.add(new Element("company_address_1"));
> header.add(new Element("company_address_2"));
> header.add(new Element("company_address_3"));
> header.add(new Element("abn"));
> header.add(new Element("acn"));
> header.add(new Element("document_number"));
> header.add(new Element("document_date"));
> header.add(new Element("customer_number"));
> header.add(new Element("customer_name"));
> header.add(new Element("customer_address_1"));
> header.add(new Element("customer_address_2"));
> header.add(new Element("customer_address_3"));
> header.add(new Element("delivery_name"));
> header.add(new Element("delivery_address_1"));
> header.add(new Element("delivery_address_2"));
> header.add(new Element("delivery_address_3"));
> header.add(new Element("location_number"));
> header.add(new Element("supplier_number"));
> header.add(new Element("reference"));
>
> item.add(new Element("item_code"));
> item.add(new Element("line_number"));
> item.add(new Element("item_code"));
> item.add(new Element("item_desc_1"));
> item.add(new Element("item_desc_2"));
> item.add(new Element("item_reference"));
> item.add(new Element("item_quantity"));
> item.add(new Element("item_unit"));
> item.add(new Element("item_unit_cost"));
> item.add(new Element("item_extended_amount"));
> item.add(new Element("item_amount"));
> item.add(new Element("item_tax_code"));
> item.add(new Element("item_tax_amount"));
> item.add(new Element("item_discount_percent"));
> item.add(new Element("item_discount_amount"));
>
> total.add(new Element("total_amount"));
> total.add(new Element("total_extended_amount"));
> total.add(new Element("total_tax_amount"));
>
> ret.add(header);
> ret.add(items);
> ret.add(total);
>
> return ret;
> }
>
>
> I'm using the same Node Renderer as the demo, and the display is working fine.
>
> My issue is that most of my elements are not selectable: I can browse the
> tree until, for example, all the elements in the item branch but there i can
> only select the first element (item_code), but all the other elements are not
> selectable.
> If I use directly, like for the demo, the result of the function readObject
> of the XmlSerialiser everything is working fine, but as soon as I try to
> manipulate the data in order to build my own list it doesn't work.
> So I guess that my Element tree is not build properly but I can't find what
> I'm doing wrong.
>
>
> Could you please help?
>
> Regards,
>
> Thomas
