public interface DataPath
  Each dataPath string is a slash-delimited set of field identifiers, for example
  "id1/id2/id3". DataPaths may be applied directly to a
  component, and/or to a databound component field specification.
  A datapath denotes a path to a nested field value in a hierarchical structure, giving
  developers the opportunity to easily view or edit nested data structures.
  Specifically:
  
     [
       { name:"name" },
       { name:"street", dataPath:"address/street" }
     ]
  
  If the "name" field is set to "Joe Smith" and the "street" field
  is set to "1221 High Street", when the values for this form are retrieved via a
  getValues() call they will return an object in the following format:
  
     {name:"Joe Smith", address:{street:"1221 High Street"}}
  
  For databound components, dataPath also provides a way to pick up field attributes from nested dataSources. Given the following dataSource definitions:
   isc.DataSource.create({
       ID:"contacts",
       fields:[
           {name:"name"},
           {name:"email"},
           {name:"organization"},
           {name:"phone"},
           {name:"address", type:"Address"}
       ]
   });
  
   isc.DataSource.create({
       ID:"Address",
       fields:[
           {name:"street"},
           {name:"city"},
           {name:"state"},
           {name:"zip"}
       ]
   });
   
  and a databound component bound to the 'contacts' dataSource, specifying a field with a dataPath
  of "address/street" would ensure the field attributes were derived from the 
  "street" field of the 'Address' dataSource.
  dataPaths are also cumulative. In other words if a component has a specified dataPath, the dataPath of any fields it contains will be appended to that component level path when accessing data. For example the following form:
  isc.DynamicForm.create({
      dataPath:"contact",
      fields:[
           {dataPath:"address/email"}
      ]
  });
  
  Might be used to edit a data structure similar to this:
  {contact:{name:'Ed Jones', address:{state:"CA", email:"ed@ed.jones.com"}}}
  Nested canvases can also have dataPaths specified, which will similarly be combined. See
 the Canvas.dataPath attribute for more information and examples
 of this.