[BeN01]

yep, can we talk about it by mail ?

glevbe06@gmail.com

thanks

[hgaglani]

Any particular error in the soln I posted??

[BeN01]

any help ?

[BeN01]

Isomorphic can you help me ?

[BeN01]

any suggestions ?

[BeN01]

then please explain me how ...
The only thing i can obtain setting the valueXpath is "\n "
I do it using getAttribute("recipientTo")

the value Xpath i set :

recipientTo = new DataSourceTextField( "recipientTo", "recipientTo" );
recipientTo.setValueXPath( "//response/data/records/message/recipientTo" );

Pls help me

(if i use a JavaScriptObject i throw an exception)

thanks!

[Isomorphic]

Hi Hetal,

As previously mentioned, your data has an extra <records> element that you need to get rid of if you are using RestDataSource.

A properly formed XPath will return multiple values if the XPath is correct. If you think there's a SmartGWT problem here, the best thing to do is post a standalone test case so we can more quickly take a look at it and either correct your usage and identify a bug.

[hgaglani]

Using valueXPath will mean each record gets on recipientTo/Address. If there are multiple records each will have a Name and Address.

What we are looking for is multiple elements in each record and not multiple records so basically in terms of XML.. another complexType element within a complexType element.

Like Ben mentioned and like I had mentioned in my post, the Xpath recipientTo/Address just returns the first Address value from the whole object in case there are multiple address elements in each record.

What solution I have posted works.. but I wanted to know if there is a direct solution to work with the Datasource (or XPath) for the sample XML shown to retrieve the multiple address elements from the recipientTo node.

Thanks,
Hetal

[hgaglani]

I had a similar issue. I solved it this way..

The code to get it in a String[] :

ListGridRecord[] li = response.getData();
JavaScriptObject jso = li[0].getAttributeAsJavaScriptObject( "recipientTo" );
JsArray arr = jso.cast();

String[] addressArr = new String[arr.length()];
for(int i=0;i<arr.length();i++)
{
	addressArr[i] = JSOHelper.getAttribute(arr.get(i),"Address");
}

if u print addressArr.. u shud get all the values in there.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Hetal

[BeN01]

Each record have one recipientTo that contains a lot of Adress and Name :

<response>
  <status>0</status>
  <startRow>0</startRow>
  <endRow>1</endRow>
  <totalRows>1</totalRows>
  <data>
    <records>
      <message>
        <subject></subject>
        <sentDate>2009-02-27 12:22:08.0 CET</sentDate>
        <size>3662</size>
        <from>fayssal161466979@free.fr</from>
        <recipientTo>
          <Address>glev4retbe12345706@gmail.com</Address>
          <Name>Ben</Name>
           <Address>glev4retbe12345706@gmail.com</Address>
          <Name>Ben</Name>
          <Address>glev4retbe12345706@gmail.com</Address>
          <Name>Ben</Name>
         <Address>bob@bob.bob</Address>
          <Name>Bob</Name>
        </recipientTo>
        <uid>474</uid>
        <folderURL>gvfdg</folderURL>
        <summary>dfsg</summary>
        <content>dsfg</content>
        <seen>true</seen>
        <gotAttachment>dfsg</gotAttachment>
      </message>
    </records>
  </data>
</response>

I just want to retrieve all the Name and Adress in a List or in a String[] ...

[Isomorphic]

Using valueXPath will mean each record gets on recipientTo/Address. If there are multiple records each will have a Name and Address.

If this doesn't help, start over and post a much clearer explanation of the data you're working with and how exactly it needs to be displayed.

[BeN01]

any help ?

[BeN01]

I want all the recipientTo/Address, i can have more than 1 value and i dont know how to get them ...

If i the valueXPath to recipientTo/Address or recipientTo/Name, my result is only the value of the first recipientTo.

[Isomorphic]

valueXPath is relative to the record. You want just recipientTo/address.

You also have an extra tag, get rid of <records>.

[marcello.nuccio]

<response>
  <startRow>0</startRow>
  <endRow>1</endRow>
  <totalRows>1</totalRows>

Isn't it wrong? From smartclient documentation:

DSResponse.totalRows: Total number of rows available from the server that match the current filter criteria, when using paged result fetching.

endRow: End row of returned server results, when using paged result fetching.
Note that startRow *and* endRow are zero-based - the first record is row zero.

In your case:

endRow - startRow + 1 == 2 > totalRows