SAPUI5: Binding Attributes of XMLModels - data-binding

Question

How is this done in OpenUI 5 / SAPUI5?
given the following
<MainNavigation>
<Link>
<property name="Name">Clinical Overview</property>
<property name="command">showTeachingPoints</property>
<property name="autoSelect">true</property>
</Link>
<Link>
<property name="command">showDevices</property>
<property name="Name">Equipment</property>
</Link>
</MainNavigation>
And trying to fill out the text property for the following:
<tnt:SideNavigation expanded="true" itemSelect="onItemSelect">
<tnt:NavigationList id="sideMenu" items="{/MainNavigation/Link}">
<tnt:NavigationListItem text="{property/[#name='Name']/text()}" />
</tnt:NavigationList>
</tnt:SideNavigation>
The goal should be to display the Name of each property (so Clinical Overview, Equipment, etc...) but the query is not working.
Also I've tried:
{property/[#name='Name']/text()}
{property/[name='Name']/text()}
{property/['#name='Name'']/text()}
{property[#name='Name']/text()}
The only way that's worked has been
{property}
However that will only display whatever is first in the collection of property nodes. I want to know how to get at a specific node since I want to use the other nodes for different purposes (default selection, function callback names, etc...)
edited to clarify:
The list should contain:
Clinical Overview
Equipment
Using {property/#name} the list would be:
Name
command
Granted this is not what I'm looking for but it shares the same problem as {property} in that it returns only the first item under <Link> when I may want the second or third.
This xpath query works in other places /UI/MainNavigation/Link/property[#name='Name']/text() and I would just like to how to translate that into OpenUI.

Answer 1

This should do the trick:
<tnt:SideNavigation expanded="true" itemSelect="onItemSelect">
<tnt:NavigationList id="sideMenu" items="{/MainNavigation/Link}">
<tnt:NavigationListItem text="{property/#name}" />
</tnt:NavigationList>
</tnt:SideNavigation>
More info in the docs about Binding Path Syntax for XML Models.
For attributes, a special selector using the "#" character exists and "text()" can be used to reference the content text of an element. Lists are referenced by using the path to the multiple element.
BR Chris