Thanks every one for their valuable suggestions and instructions , I am
working on this right now and I will let you guys know the result.

Regards
Kiran

On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 7:02 AM, Varun Bajaj <[email protected]> wrote:

> I think if you use xmllist for dataprovider for your comboboxes then you
> can easily have chain effect as you said.
>
> Hope this code snippet may help you.
> (replace the values according your requirements)
>
>  var dp1:xmllist = new xmllist(dp0.data.(@field == val));
> dp1.refresh();
>
> Varun Bajaj
>
>
> On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 3:08 PM, Jitendra Jain <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Read about filter function it will be quite helpful.
>>
>>
>> On Fri, Jan 22, 2010 at 4:39 AM, Aviral Sharma 
>> <[email protected]>wrote:
>>
>>> Now, you can provide a dataprovider for combobox (using an
>>> arraycollection is better than hardcoding the data).
>>> Use filter function to remove duplicates as described in the link:
>>>
>>> http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/08/05/removing-duplicate-items-from-an-array-using-the-arrayfilter-method/
>>>
>>> Here is the code (visit the website link above to see a working
>>> example)
>>>
>>> <!-- Start Code -->
>>>
>>> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
>>> <!--
>>> http://blog.flexexamples.com/2007/08/05/removing-duplicate-items-from-an-array-using-the-arrayfilter-method/
>>> -->
>>> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";
>>>         layout="vertical"
>>>        verticalAlign="middle"
>>>        backgroundColor="white"
>>>        creationComplete="init()">
>>>
>>>    <mx:Script>
>>>        <![CDATA[
>>>            private var keys:Object = {};
>>>
>>>            /**
>>>             * Called by the Application container's creationComplete
>>>             * event handler. This method creates a new Array object
>>>             * which will be used as a data provider as well as a
>>>             * filtered view of that array which does not contain
>>>             * duplicated items.
>>>             */
>>>            private function init():void {
>>>                /* Create a dummy data source with some semi-random
>>>                    data. */
>>>                var arr:Array = [];
>>>                arr.push({data:1, label:"one"});
>>>                arr.push({data:1, label:"one"});
>>>                arr.push({data:1, label:"one"});
>>>                arr.push({data:1, label:"one"});
>>>                arr.push({data:2, label:"two"});
>>>                arr.push({data:2, label:"two"});
>>>                arr.push({data:2, label:"two"});
>>>                arr.push({data:1, label:"one"});
>>>                arr.push({data:3, label:"three"});
>>>                arr.push({data:3, label:"three"});
>>>
>>>                /* Filter the original array and call the
>>>                    removeDuplicates() function on each item
>>>                    in the array. */
>>>                var filteredArr:Array = arr.filter(removedDuplicates);
>>>
>>>                arrColl.source = arr;
>>>                dedupedArrColl.source = filteredArr;
>>>            }
>>>
>>>            /**
>>>             * This method is used to filter an array so that no
>>>             * duplicate items are created. It works by first
>>>             * checking to see if a keys object already contains
>>>             * a key equal to the current value of the item.data
>>>             * value. If the key already exists, the  current item
>>>             * will not be readded to the data provider. If the key
>>>             * does not already exist, add the key to the keys
>>>             * object and add this item to the data provider.
>>>             */
>>>            private function removedDuplicates(item:Object, idx:uint,
>>> arr:Array):Boolean {
>>>                if (keys.hasOwnProperty(item.data)) {
>>>                    /* If the keys Object already has this property,
>>>                        return false and discard this item. */
>>>                    return false;
>>>                } else {
>>>                    /* Else the keys Object does *NOT* already have
>>>                        this key, so add this item to the new data
>>>                        provider. */
>>>                    keys[item.data] = item;
>>>                    return true;
>>>                }
>>>            }
>>>        ]]>
>>>    </mx:Script>
>>>
>>>    <mx:ArrayCollection id="arrColl" />
>>>    <mx:ArrayCollection id="dedupedArrColl" />
>>>
>>>    <mx:HBox>
>>>        <mx:VBox>
>>>            <mx:Label text="Original ({arrColl.length} items):" />
>>>            <mx:List dataProvider="{arrColl}" />
>>>        </mx:VBox>
>>>        <mx:VBox>
>>>            <mx:Label text="Filtered ({dedupedArrColl.length}
>>> items):" />
>>>            <mx:List dataProvider="{dedupedArrColl}" />
>>>        </mx:VBox>
>>>    </mx:HBox>
>>>
>>> </mx:Application>
>>>
>>> <!-- End Code -->
>>>
>>> On Dec 30 2009, 10:46 am, Kiran Kumar Vasireddy <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>> > Thanks Safi for your response . If I do this I get duplicate elements
>>> in
>>> > Mycombox , I want to avoid them.
>>> >
>>> > Regards
>>> > Kiran
>>> >
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > On Sun, Dec 27, 2009 at 10:50 PM, saanaa safi <[email protected]>
>>> wrote:
>>> > > hi kiran,
>>> > > i hope below example will help u. try this,i think this is what u r
>>> > > expecting.
>>> >
>>> > > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
>>> > > <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml";
>>> > > layout="absolute">
>>> > >     <mx:ArrayCollection id="myColl">
>>> >
>>> > >           <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ="Saab"
>>> ModelCount="20"
>>> > > Year="2009" YearCount="10" />
>>> > >           <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ="Saab"
>>> ModelCount="20"
>>> > > Year="2008" YearCount="5" />
>>> > >           <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ="Saab"
>>> ModelCount="20"
>>> > > Year="2007" YearCount="5" />
>>> > >            <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ="Chevi"
>>> > > ModelCount="20" Year="2009" YearCount="20" />
>>> >
>>> > >          <mx:Object Company="FORD" count="43"  Model ="Focus"
>>> > > ModelCount="20" Year="2009" YearCount="5" />
>>> > >           <mx:Object Company="FORD" count="43"  Model ="Focus"
>>> > > ModelCount="20" Year="2008" YearCount="3" />
>>> > >           <mx:Object Company="FORD" count="43"  Model ="Focs"
>>> > > ModelCount="20"  Year="2007" YearCount="2" />
>>> >
>>> > >     </mx:ArrayCollection>
>>> > >     <mx:ComboBox prompt="Company" dataProvider="{myColl}"
>>> > > labelField="Company" x="44" y="21" width="100"/>
>>> > >     <mx:ComboBox prompt="Model" dataProvider="{myColl}"
>>> labelField="Model"
>>> > > x="153" y="21" width="100"/>
>>> > >     <mx:ComboBox prompt="Year" dataProvider="{myColl}"
>>> labelField="Year"
>>> > > x="275" y="21" width="100"/>
>>> >
>>> > > </mx:Application>
>>> >
>>> > > On Sat, Dec 26, 2009 at 4:00 PM, Kiran Kumar Vasireddy <
>>> > > [email protected]> wrote:
>>> >
>>> > >> Dear All,
>>> >
>>> > >> I am getting the data in following format . Is there any way to load
>>> it
>>> > >> into comboxbox avoiding duplicates? First combobox I want to just
>>> load
>>> > >> Company Name removing duplicates.Second combox box based on the
>>> section I
>>> > >> have to load  Models and In the Thrid combox box based on company
>>> and Model
>>> > >> I have to load Years.Or if not Arraycollection , I can also get the
>>> data in
>>> > >> XMLCollection . Could some body please give me best solution?
>>> >
>>> > >> <ArrayCollection>
>>> >
>>> > >>           <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ='Saab"
>>> ModelCount=20
>>> > >> Year="2009" YearCount="10" />
>>> > >>           <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ='Saab"
>>> ModelCount=20
>>> > >> Year="2008" YearCount="5" />
>>> > >>           <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ='Saab"
>>> ModelCount=20
>>> > >> Year="2007" YearCount="5" />
>>> > >>            <mx:Object Company="GM" count="85"  Model ='Chevi"
>>> > >> ModelCount=20 Year="2009" YearCount="20" />
>>> >
>>> > >>          <mx:Object Company="FORD" count="43"  Model ='Focus"
>>> > >> ModelCount=10 Year="2009" YearCount="5" />
>>> > >>           <mx:Object Company="FORD" count="43"  Model ='Focus"
>>> > >> ModelCount=10 Year="2008" YearCount="3" />
>>> > >>           <mx:Object Company="FORD" count="43"  Model ='Focs"
>>> > >> ModelCount=10  Year="2007" YearCount="2" />
>>> >
>>> > >> </ArrayCollection>
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