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CollectionTreeDataSource with TreeView
JET Version: 10.0.0
Hi Community/JET Team
We are using TreeView with data sourced from a web service.
Cookbook example Data Source: Collection leveraging CollectionTreeDataSource is just what we need however I see from the JS Doc that it's deprecated.
Is there a replacement or alternative technique for using TreeView with Collections? By using a collection, it makes life a lot easier when working with external services.
Thanks!
Best Answer
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There isn't a replacement yet Dave. Feel free to keep using the CollectionTreeDataSource for now. The only drawback on it's use is that it can not be used with TypeScript development as we do not have type definitions for it. While it is deprecated, we do not have plans to remove it from the distribution anytime soon, or really at all right now.
Answers
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There isn't a replacement yet Dave. Feel free to keep using the CollectionTreeDataSource for now. The only drawback on it's use is that it can not be used with TypeScript development as we do not have type definitions for it. While it is deprecated, we do not have plans to remove it from the distribution anytime soon, or really at all right now.
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Thanks John - appreciated.