Realized that, expecting grid to behave same with the different xml structures is a ridiculous opinion. But still I have no idea how to set the grid datapath with the first xml. Cause it looks like more tidy than the second one. Or I will have to use the second xml. Thanks
2010/5/9 cem sonmez <[email protected]>: > Hi all > I am referencing a xml from a jsp for the the dataset such like : > <dataset name="dset" id="dset" type="http" querytype="POST" > src="http://localhost:5080/Red5Record/xmldocument.jsp"; > autorequest="true" > /> > and the xml looks like this : > <videos> > <video/> > <filename>cem.flv</filename> > <date>01.05.2010</date> > <size>30000</size> > </video> > <video filename="figen.flv" date="10.06.2010" size="44000" /> > <video> > <filename>figen.flv</filename> > <date>10.09.2010</date> > <size>30000</size> > </video> > </videos> > > Then, I think for this grid use everything should work as expected: > <grid datapath="dset:/videos" contentdatapath="video"> > In this case grid view looks like this : > > http://www.imageshare.web.id/images/r05oxxbl97j0r29qckg.png > > But if I send the xml like : > <videos> > <video filename="cem.flv" date="01.05.2010" size="30000" /> > <video filename="figen.flv" date="10.06.2010" size="44000" /> > </videos> > and donT change any other stuff, grid looks like as expected > > http://www.imageshare.web.id/images/5wtw1pw7ndg0iqjwgge8.png > > Do you have any idea, why grid view changes although both xmls are > logically the same? > Thanks in advance. > Kind regards > > > > -- > Cem SONMEZ > -- Cem SONMEZ
