Hi, Brian.
That sounds like a general programming problem, how to traverse a tree with an
unknown number of
nodes. I think that sort of problem is best resolved by a recursive method
call. Something like
this. (Warning: code not compiled or tested.)
public void doWhateverINeedForEachSubProject(Project project){
NodeList childNodeList = project.childList();
NodeIterator childNodeIter = childNodeList.getIterator();
while(childNodeIter.hasMoreNodes()){
NodeInfo childNode = (NodeInfo)childNodeIter.getNextNode();
if (childNode.getNodeType() == AppConfig.NodeTypes.PROJECT){
//Do some stuff.
//Get the project object.
Project childProject =
SimpleInterface.getInstance().getProjectObj(childNode.getUniqueID());
//Recursive method call.
doWhateverINeedForEachSubProject(childProject);
}
}
}
--Rob
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> Question: what if I don't know how many levels deep the projects extend?
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