 | | | XML Root Node in Tree Component | XML Root Node in Tree Component 2004-03-12 - By Keith L. Miller
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If you browse an XML file that does not have a "root" node with ay XML
editor or even IE you get an error stating that a valid XML file must have
only one default root node. For example, take this XML:
<folder label="folder_1">
<file label="file_1_1" />
<file label="file_1_2" />
</folder>
<folder label="folder_1">
<file label="file_2_1" />
<file label="file_2_2" />
</folder>
But, in the Tree component, that is exactly what I want to show. I do not
want an individual item showing up that I have to expand to get to the rest
of the data. How can I add a "root" node like this:
<root>
<folder label="folder_1">
<file label="file_1_1" />
<file label="file_1_2" />
</folder>
<folder label="folder_1">
<file label="file_2_1" />
<file label="file_2_2" />
</folder>
</root>
and still have the Tree component not display root?
Thanks,
Keith
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