You the man.Thank you, it works.

Thanks Tom,Yes, If you could please email the zip file toarkcto@yahoo.com, I'd very much appreciate it.Thanks for your help again.

H I Tom,I have public attributes AND have public getters/setters, andstill doesnt' work.More importantly, Tom, is my approach to building a Tree froma Java object correct ? What if I've more than just the 'Name'field that I want displayed ? Nodes such as building and room mightonly have 'Name' as the labelField, but nodes such as Cubicle alsohave fields such as Width, Height that need to be displayed.The way I am doing it now (labelField='Name') precludes thatfrom happening. Is that right ?What ...

Thanks Tom.I am getting somewhere now. However it still doesn't workfully yet. Instead of just one 'object:MyTree' it's giving me a2-level tree.i.e. objectMyTree. ----------------objectMyTree--------------------------------------objectMyTree.So it's getting the data, I believe, but it's not showing it?My mxml looks like this : import mx.collections.ArrayCollection; import rpc.tree.*; [Bindable] public var aTree:Building; private function now(event: Object):void { aTree = Building(event); }

Hi Tom,My Tree control isAlso I can't import 'java.util.List' in my action scriptclass. But I have used List in my .as files.// import java.util.*; - This doesn't work.package rpc.tree { [Bindable] [RemoteClass(alias="rpc.tree.Building")] public class Building { public var name:String; public var children:List }}My Detination class. public static Building getMeATree() { Cubicle cubicle = new Cubicle("Cubicle A"); List cubicles = new ArrayList(); cubicles.add(cubicle); Room room = new Room("Room ...

Hi TomThanks for the response. Well, I did the classes and actionscript files as you suggested. However, I get the same result - thetree just shows 'objectMyTree' (I think it's just giving aninstance name of the class).My modified classes are as follows :Building.javapublic class Building {String name;List children;public Building(String name, List children) {this.name = name;this.children = children;}Room.javapublic class Room {String name;List children;public Room(String name, List children) {...

Got it. IT works.Thank you very much.