How to set the XML tree to be collapsed by default at run time?

I am developing a simple software in Java, to improve my programming skills, the output of this program is an XML file. I am very new to XML. My question is that, every time the XML file is opened the tree is in expanded form, which appears to be the default setting at run time. I want it to be fully collapsed when the XML file is opened. I have read about certain solutions to this problem by using XSL or CSS. I am not familiar with XSL at the moment so I have not explored it yet. Is there any other way around this problem.
I would like someone to just point me in the right direction so that I can eventually get to the answer.
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thankyou

Bscript wrote:
My question is that, every time the XML file is opened the tree is in expanded form, which appears to be the default setting at run time. I want it to be fully collapsed when the XML file is opened. If you are asking to control the XML display in text editor when the XML is opened, I think you can't control it through the java. How the individual editor shows the XML is their property. For example, if you open the file in notepad, you may not get the pretty XML however if you open if the file in XML editor like XMLSpy, you may get its hierarchical representation.

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Hi,
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I'm trying to create a kind of a navigation tree for my application.
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The binding with the context is not a problem, I can create the tree up to all the levels I want to.
The problem now is, that I don't know, how to get the "current tree element", when there is any action.
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Ramó

Hi,
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i think your not implemented the below code in DomodifyView method
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Parameter "path" is of type string and contains the string representation of the tree element (its corresponding context element to be exact)
that raised the onAction event. Parameter "selectedElement" is of type IWDNodeElement (or extends it) and is defined as parameter in the event handler
that handles the onAction. The parameter mapping defined here translates the String "path" into the corresponding context element that then can
be accessed within the event handler
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Parameter "path" is of type string and contains the string representation of the tree element (its corresponding context element to be exact)
that raised the onLoadChildren event. Parameter "element" is of type IWDNodeElement (or extends it) and is defined as parameter in the event handler
that handles the onLoadChildren. The parameter mapping defined here translates the String "path" into the corresponding context element that then can
be accessed within the event handler
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