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problem binding XML to Grid , when xml node having duplicate elements

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Selvamani asked on 08 Feb 2013, 10:45 AM
my sample xml is 

<id> 
  <r rn="1">
   <vw n="address" v="Mycomp" />
   <vw n="description" v="AdminOU" />
   <vw n="identifier" v="1" />
 </r>
 <r rn="2">
     <vw n="address" v="Mycomp" />
   <vw n="description" v="SASDesignOU" />
   <vw n="identifier" v="2" />
 </r>
 </id>

i have 3 columns in my grid , 
{
                type: 'xml',
                data: '/id/r/vw',
                model: {
                    id: 'rn',
                    fields: {
                        id:     '@rn',
                      address:   { field:    '@v'},
                      description: '@v',
      identifier  : '@v'
                        
                    }
                }
            }

since my <element> having duplicated in the <r> node, the output is coming as

address        description     identifire
---------         --------------     -----------
Mycomp       Mycomp         Mycomp

AdminOU       AdminOU       AdminOU
  1                    1                    1

like that is coming, but i need the grid row values should be [ mycomp, adimin ou, 1],  in <vw> element i have @n, based upon the attribute value can i load the grid as i wish.. can u please help me regarding this

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Rosen
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answered on 11 Feb 2013, 08:27 AM
Hi Selvamani,

I'm afraid that this scenario is not fully supported as the columns are described by multiple elements with same name. Although you may use schema similar to the following to described this:

           type: 'xml',
   data: '/id/r',
   model: {
          fields: {
            rn: '@rn',
            address:{ field: '/vw/[0]/@v'},
            description: '/vw/[1]/@v',
            identifier  : '/vw/[2]/@v'           
          }
        }

I suggest you to consider either combining column values as attributes of a single element or renaming the elements with names of the separate fields.All the best,
Rosen
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answered on 11 Feb 2013, 08:55 AM
Thanks Rosen, that is the format of the response xml from the server side. its working fine now... thanks again
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