Dynamic datagrid column based on rowIndex

I am passing objects into a datagrid that have a rank variable. Before I place the objects into the datagrid, I sort upon rank so the objects will show in the datagrid sequentially.
What I am wanting to do is be able to drag-and-drop the rows, and I want the rank variable to change depending on which row the object is in.
I thought I had this feature working by setting rank to the dataProvider index when a row is dropped. This does work intially, but gets messed up when a user decides to sort any row in the grid.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how I can get this to work?

I think you can use a labelFunction that considers listData.rowIndex and
owner.verticalScrollPosition.

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How can I get this example to wok with <mx:HTTPService>
insead of the inline <mx:XML> ?
Dynamic DataGrid columns
Example of how to dynamically create DataGridColumns
A completely dynamic DataGrid example.
This example uses the xml from the Flexstore example. It
examines the first product node and uses that to create the
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catalog.xml file is included in the mxml.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>

<mx:Application xmlns:mx="
http://www.adobe.com/2006/mxml"
layout="vertical"
creationComplete="initApp()">
<mx:Script><![CDATA[
import mx.controls.dataGridClasses.DataGridColumn;
import mx.controls.DataGrid;
import mx.collections.XMLListCollection;
import mx.controls.Alert;
[Bindable]
private var _xlcCatalog:XMLListCollection; //the
dataProvider for the DG
//run by creationComplete
public function initApp():void
_xlcCatalog = new XMLListCollection(xmlCatalog.product);
//wrap the XML product nodes in an XMLListCollection
buildDG(); //creates the dataGrid
}//initApp
private function buildDG():void
var aColumnDef:Array = getColumnDefArray(); //returns a
noraml array of objects that specify DtaGridColumn properties
var oColumnDef:Object;
var dg:DataGrid = new DataGrid; //instantiate a new DataGrid
var dgc:DataGridColumn;
var aColumnsNew:Array = dg.columns
var iTotalDGWidth:int = 0;
for (var i:int=0;i<aColumnDef.length;i++) { //loop over
the column definition array
oColumnDef = aColumnDef
dgc = new DataGridColumn(); //instantiate a new
DataGridColumn
dgc.dataField = oColumnDef.dataField; //start setting the
properties from the column def array
dgc.width = oColumnDef.width;
iTotalDGWidth += dgc.width; //add up the column widths
dgc.editable = oColumnDef.editable;
dgc.sortable = oColumnDef.sortable
dgc.visible = oColumnDef.visible;
dgc.wordWrap = oColumnDef.wordWrap;
aColumnsNew.push(dgc) //push the new dataGridColumn onto the
array
dg.columns = aColumnsNew; //assign the array back to the
dtaGrid
dg.editable = true;
dg.width = iTotalDGWidth;
dg.dataProvider = _xlcCatalog; //set the dataProvider
this.addChild(dg); //add the dataGrid to the application
}//buildDG
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private function getColumnDefArray():Array
//Alert.show("colcount:" + xmlCatalog.toXMLString());
var aColumns:Array = new Array();
var node0:XML = xmlCatalog.product[0]; //get the first
"product" node
var xlColumns:XMLList = node0.children(); //get its child
nodes (columns) as an XMLList
var xmlColumn:XML
var oColumnDef:Object;
for (var i:int=0;i<xlColumns.length();i++) { //loop over
the xmlList
xmlColumn = xlColumns;
oColumnDef = new Object();
oColumnDef.dataField = xmlColumn.localName(); //make the
dataField be the node name
switch (oColumnDef.dataField) { //conditional column
property logic
case "name":
oColumnDef.width = 80;
oColumnDef.sortable = false;
oColumnDef.visible = true;
oColumnDef.editable = false;
oColumnDef.wordWrap = false;
break;
case "description":
oColumnDef.width = 200;
oColumnDef.sortable = false;
oColumnDef.visible = true;
oColumnDef.editable = false;
oColumnDef.wordWrap = true;
break;
case "price":
oColumnDef.width = 40;
oColumnDef.sortable = true;
oColumnDef.visible = true;
oColumnDef.editable = true;
oColumnDef.wordWrap = false;
break;
case "image":
oColumnDef.width = 100;
oColumnDef.sortable = false;
oColumnDef.visible = false;
oColumnDef.editable = false;
oColumnDef.wordWrap = false;
break;
default:
oColumnDef.width = 50;
oColumnDef.sortable = true;
oColumnDef.visible = true;
oColumnDef.editable = false;
oColumnDef.wordWrap = false;
break;
aColumns.push(oColumnDef);
return aColumns; //return the array
}//getColumnDefArray
]]></mx:Script>
<mx:XML id="xmlCatalog">
<catalog>
<product productId="1">
<name>Nokia 6010</name>
<description>Easy to use without sacrificing style,
the Nokia 6010 phone offers functional voice communication
supported by text messaging, multimedia messaging, mobile internet,
games and more</description>
<price>99.99</price>
<image>assets/pic/Nokia_6010.gif</image>
<series>6000</series>
<triband>false</triband>
<camera>false</camera>
<video>false</video>
<highlight1>MMS</highlight1>
<highlight2>Large color display</highlight2>
</product>
<product productId="2">
<name>Nokia 3100 Blue</name>
<description>Light up the night with a
glow-in-the-dark cover - when it's charged with light you can
easily find your phone in the dark. When you get a call, the Nokia
3100 phone flashes in tune with your ringing tone. And when you
snap on a Nokia Xpress-on™ gaming cover*, you'll get
luminescent light effects in time to the gaming
action.</description>
<price>139</price>
<image>assets/pic/Nokia_3100_blue.gif</image>
<series>3000</series>
<triband>true</triband>
<camera>false</camera>
<video>false</video>
<highlight1>Glow-in-the-dark</highlight1>
<highlight2>Flashing lights</highlight2>
</product>
<product productId="3">
<name>Nokia 3100 Pink</name>
<description>Light up the night with a
glow-in-the-dark cover - when it's charged with light you can
easily find your phone in the dark. When you get a call, the Nokia
3100 phone flashes in tune with your ringing tone. And when you
snap on a Nokia Xpress-on™ gaming cover*, you'll get
luminescent light effects in time to the gaming
action.</description>
<price>139</price>
<image>assets/pic/Nokia_3100_pink.gif</image>
<series>3000</series>
<triband>true</triband>
<camera>false</camera>
<video>false</video>
<highlight1>Glow-in-the-dark</highlight1>
<highlight2>Flashing lights</highlight2>
</product>
<product productId="4">
<name>Nokia 3120</name>
<description>Designed for both business and pleasure,
the elegant Nokia 3120 phone offers a pleasing mix of features.
Enclosed within its chic, compact body, you will discover the
benefits of tri-band compatibility, a color screen, MMS, XHTML
browsing, cheerful screensavers, and much more.</description>
<price>159.99</price>
<image>assets/pic/Nokia_3120.gif</image>
<series>3000</series>
<triband>true</triband>
<camera>false</camera>
<video>false</video>
<highlight1>Multimedia messaging</highlight1>
<highlight2>Animated screensavers</highlight2>
</product>
<product productId="5">
<name>Nokia 3220</name>
<description>The Nokia 3220 phone is a fresh new cut
on some familiar ideas - animate your MMS messages with cute
characters, see the music with lights that flash in time with your
ringing tone, download wallpapers and screensavers with matching
color schemes for the interface.</description>
<price>159.99</price>
<image>assets/pic/Nokia_3220.gif</image>
<series>3000</series>
<triband>false</triband>
<camera>true</camera>
<video>false</video>
<highlight1>MIDI tones</highlight1>
<highlight2>Cut-out covers</highlight2>
</product>
</catalog>
</mx:XML>
</mx:Application>

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 fontWeight="bold"
 verticalAlign="middle"
 maxDisplayedLines="1"
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 * @langversion 3.0
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 _sortIndicator = value;
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 sortIndicatorGroup.removeElement(sortIndicatorInstance);
 sortIndicatorInstance = null;
 invalidateDisplayList();
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 super.prepare(hasBeenRecycled);
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 if (!sortIndicatorInstance)
 sortIndicatorInstance = sortIndicator.newInstance();
 sortIndicatorGroup.addElement(sortIndicatorInstance);
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 sortIndicatorInstance.visible = true;
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 gridVisualElement.prepareGridVisualElement(column.grid, -1, column.columnIndex);
 sortIndicatorGroup.includeInLayout = true;
 sortIndicatorGroup.scaleY = (column.sortDescending) ? 1 : -1;
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 if (sortIndicatorInstance)
 sortIndicatorGroup.removeElement(sortIndicatorInstance);
 sortIndicatorGroup.includeInLayout = false;
 sortIndicatorInstance = null;
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 private var colorized:Boolean = false;
 * @private
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 override protected function updateDisplayList(unscaledWidth:Number, unscaledHeight:Number):void
 //trace("update display list");
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 if (chromeColorChanged)
 var chromeColor:uint = getStyle("chromeColor");
 if (chromeColor != DEFAULT_COLOR || colorized)
 colorTransform.redOffset = ((chromeColor & (0xFF << 16)) >> 16) - DEFAULT_COLOR_VALUE;
 colorTransform.greenOffset = ((chromeColor & (0xFF << 8)) >> 8) - DEFAULT_COLOR_VALUE;
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 colorTransform.alphaMultiplier = alpha;
 transform.colorTransform = colorTransform;
 var exclusions:Array = [labelDisplay, sortIndicatorInstance];
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 if (exclusions && exclusions.length > 0)
 colorTransform.redOffset = -colorTransform.redOffset;
 colorTransform.greenOffset = -colorTransform.greenOffset;
 colorTransform.blueOffset = -colorTransform.blueOffset;
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 if (exclusionObject &&
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