Does TreeNode hold multiple values?

[meghiddo]

I have finally finished the java that iterates through the xml and can pull out the text values. So lets say I have an tag that has 5 values - 1, 2 ,3 , 4 , 5.

If I do something like

for (Device device : deviceCollection.getDevices()) {
 String x = null;
 x = device.getDeviceId();
 TreeNode x;
 x.append(x);
 }

I know that code is not correct completely but you get my meaning. Will TreeNode x hold all of those values which I will then be able to bind to a recursive tree node adaptor? Or shoudl I use something other than a TreeNode value?

[meghiddo]

Sorry that code would be more like:

for (Device device : deviceCollection.getDevices()) {
 String x = null;
 x = device.getDeviceId();
 TreeNode y = null;
 y.addChild(x);
 }

[meghiddo]

Maybe TreeNode is the wrong class, maybe it should be Class TreeNodeImpl?
I guess that is what Im asking, what should I use to hold the multiple values that will result from this code, which i can then bind to a recursive treenodeadaptor>?

[nbelaevski]

"Meghiddo" wrote:
Maybe TreeNode is the wrong class, maybe it should be Class TreeNodeImpl?
I guess that is what Im asking, what should I use to hold the multiple values that will result from this code, which i can then bind to a recursive treenodeadaptor>?

You can use collections (list), arrays or maps.

[meghiddo]

I do remember you telling me that sometime ago. I just wanted to be sure though. I also rememebr you recommending XmlTreeDataBuilder Class which is how I came across TreeNode in the first place.
So I don't even really need to use TreeNode at all then right?

[nbelaevski]

Tree model adaptors have no need to use TreeNode class, as tree model is built by another means when adaptors are used.

[meghiddo]

I see, thanks very much