Help: Creating a Dynamic TreeView Using JSP

I'm involved in a research project developing a webclient for the subversion VCS. I was able to access the repository and get the content as a string using the JavaSVN Library. It is like follows
A/
A/1.txt
A/B/2.txt
A/B/3.txt
C/
C/4.txt
The problem i'am having is that displaying this out put in a tree Type Structure. So any one can help me this any matter is greatly appriciated
Regards,
Samantha

Javascript open source for Tree Menu
http://www.softcomplex.com/products/tigra_tree_menu_pro/

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