Create object in runtime phase

Hi all,
i would create a data grid and pass it an array...
for example th array looks like this:
<mx:Array id="planets">
<mx:Object planet="Mercury" kind="Terrestrial"
year_duration="0.24" moons="0" cost="1250" />
<mx:Object planet="Venus" kind="Terrestrial"
year_duration="0.62" moons="0" cost="2400" />
<mx:Object planet="Jupiter" kind="Gas giant"
year_duration="11.86" moons="63" cost="500" />
<mx:Object planet="Eris" kind="Ice dwarf"
year_duration="557" moons="1" cost="3000" />
</mx:Array>
and datagrid takes dataprovider property equal to "planets".
ok it'all ok but how can i create an object with those
properties (planet, kind,...) and values dinamically?
for example i would create a method that returns a value and
inserts it in a properties in the object array
<mx:Object planet = method1() kind = method2() />
maybe i have to create MyClass that extends Objects...infact
i see that the dataprovider propertiy is an OBject class...i dont't
know...
i appreciate any help..thanks a lot

Thanks for the reply...
an other question
i'have an xml file like this:
> <root>
> <week id="1">
> <production day="monday">
> <book>23</book>
> <cds>49</cds>
> </production>
> <production day="tuesday">
> <book>56</book>
> <cds>68</cds>
> </production>
> ...other weeks production...
> </week>
> </root>
i would create objects for every products: book and cds
for example for book
<mx:Object monday="23" tuesday="56" />
and for cds
<mx:Object monday="56" tuesday="68" />
can you suggest a procedure to rich this result?
thanks in advance
Regards
Bilbo

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thank you
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