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Flex » Data Model » Model Screenshots  Use dot-delimited Strings with a nesting structure of elements             <?xml version="1.0"?> <mx:Application xmlns:mx="http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml">   <mx:Model id="userInfo">     <user>       <phoneInfo>         <homePhoneNum>{homePhoneInput.text}</homePhoneNum>       </phoneInfo>     </user>   </mx:Model>   <mx:PhoneNumberValidator id="hPNV"                             source="{userInfo.phoneInfo}"                          property="homePhoneNum"                           trigger="{homePhoneInput}"                          listener="{homePhoneInput}" />   <mx:Label text="Home Phone:" />   <mx:TextInput id="homePhoneInput" /> </mx:Application>                                                          Related examples in the same category 1. Model With Validator 2. Define a Flex data model that contains two values 3. Combine binded data from Data Model 4. Validate Model Data 5. Script-based models 6. Fill in data for Model 7. Define and reference Model 8. Referencing repeated data in Model 9. Bind model to Text 10. Bind whole expression from Model to a Text control 11. Build Expression from data bind in Model 12. Do calculation with binded Model data 13. The tag 14. An child tag with no value is considered null. 15. Use validate() method to validate a Model object 16. Get data from Model 17. Loop through a Model 18. Bind control's data to Model and use model data in another control 19. Converting an MXML data model in an ActionScript object 20. Validating a data model using the validate() method 21. Model and binding 22. A Flex data model that contains two values. 23. TextModel Example 24. An employee model declared in an tag: 25. Model Tag Empty String 26. Bind field in Model to a Text control