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Need to create dynamic tree view using dojo plugin tag sx:tree in Struts 2

 
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Hi,
I've been looking all over the place for a working example on how to use the <sx:tree> tag, but I haven't found anything anywhere. I searched in this forum and although there are similar questions, nobody seems to have an answer for it.

Here's what I have to accomplish. I have group of items with subgroups and then the items. I have to create the tree dynamically from mysql, so I have to pass a Collection (Map, Set) from the action to the JSP and then populate the tree. Could anyone PLEASE give a working example? I looked at the Struts doc website but I couldn't find any examples. This is getting frustrating because I need to find a solution very quick.
I appreciate your help!!

BTW. I'm using latest version of Struts 2
 
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Er, there's an example in the showcase app that ships with the distro.
 
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David Newton wrote:Er, there's an example in the showcase app that ships with the distro.



Yes, but the example in the showcase application doesn't use the <sx:tree> tag and <sx:treenode> I've looked at it already :banghead:
 
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Well, yeah, the static example does. With a dynamic tree I'm not sure why you'd need to use treenode.
 
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