Importing xml question

Hi
I've set up importing XML before, but only when there are absolute amounts of XML data to bring in.
How do you set it up when there can be variable numbers of list items coming in, and applky them to consecutive vars?
eg - in the XML file...
<list>
 <item
 label = "Number 1"
/>
<item
 label = "Number 2"
/>
</list>
...and then in AS3 tell Flash "take how ever many list items there are, and apply them to var001, var002, var003 and so on until there are no more items to apply?
Thanks
Shaun

Thanks kglad. I'm going to look fro a component to do this for me.
Cheers

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==============
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I can do for you, please feel free to let me know.
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2. Is XPAAJ free to use and distribute as long as it works on pdf forms developed by livecycle?
The license stated that you need to own one of Adobe's server side products (not LiveCycle Designer, but one of the server side LiveCycle products).
3. Where can I download XPAAJ from?
XPAAJ was pulled by Adobe. They found a few bugs and since it was unsupported software they just pulled it from the web site.
4. If XPAAj is no longer available, is there any other free library that does this?
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5. If there isn't any free library, how much would cost me to use and distribute the library along with my desktop application?
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