Creating ArrayList dynamically

Question

Hi,
I need to create the Array List dynamically. I need to read the xml file, in that xml file contains some elements, i need to create the array list in the name of xml file element.
For e.g.,
The xml file contains the
<Person>
<hobbies>Foot Ball</hobbies>
<hobbies>Volley Ball</hobbies>
</Person>
In this i need to create the array list in the name of hobbies, suppose the hobbies name changed are any other element is newly added in xml file. Then i need to create the array list in the name of element added or changed.

Answer 1

I need to keep the array list name dynamically. That statement has no meaning.
I have think one solutionSolution to what?
I don't know it is correct or not.As you have still failed to communicate your requirement clearly it is impossible to comment.
Class UsersArrayList
String szArrayListName;
Array List<String> szAlValues = new Array List<String>();
}What is that intended to accomplish? Specifically what is szArrayListName supposed to accomplish?
And BTW why you using an obsolete C-based naming convention that says that szArrayListName is a zero-terminated string when it isn't? and when this isn't C?
I will read the xml document, when the element have the child , i will create the UsersArrayList object and set the element display as nameWhat is the element display?
Truck will set for szArrayListNamePlease restate that in standard English.
Tata Ace will loaded into the Array list.Eh?
the same will be follow for the Car.Meaningless.
After wards i have One Array List and One Hash Map, In the Array list i will store the Road Vehicle objects and in the hash map i will store the remaining objects. Incomprehensible.
I need to display the GUI like this
|      Vehicles       |  Type               |    Varieties     |   Particulars    
|   Road Vehicle            |   2 Wheeler       |    Truck        |    Tata Ace
|   Sea Vehicle              |   3 Wheeler       |    Car           |
|   Air Vehicle                |   4 Wheeler       |
|
So as suggested earlier you need a Map. Specifically you appear to need a Map<String, Vehicle> where Vehicle has the attributes 'type', 'varieties', and 'particulars'. I don't see where ArrayLists, or named ArrayLists, come into it anywhere.
You could always try taking the advice given here, instead of just repeating your meaningless and incomprehensible initial posting.