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Hashmap In Android Xml Parsing

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I have to fetch the data from xml feed and display on android application. my xml feed is looking like:

Solution 1: 

Map<String,List<String>> categoryToArticlesMap = newHashMap<String,List<String>>();
NodeListcategoryNd= doc.getElementsByTagName("Category");
for (inti=0; i < categoryNd.getLength(); i++) 
{
    Elemente= (Element) categoryNd.item(i);
    StringcategoryName= e.getAttribute("name"); 
    NodeListarticlesNd= e.getElementsByTagName("Articles");
    Elemente1= (Element) articlesNd.item(0);
    NodeListarticleNd= e1.getElementsByTagName("article");
    List<String> articles = newArrayList<String>();
    for (intj=0; j < articleNd.getLength(); j++) {
        ElementarticleNode= (Element) articleNd.item(j);
        StringarticleName= articleNode.getAttribute("title");
        articles.add(articleName);
    }
    categoryToArticlesMap.put(categoryName, articles);
}

This will give you the required output.

Solution 2:

Here in this line map.put( KEY_ARTICLE,((Element)nl1.item(j)).getAttribute("title")); you are over writing the previous value present in the map. Change ArrayList<HashMap<String, String>> songsList to ArrayList<HashMap<String, List<String>>> songsList and add each value to list and put it to the map. Even if you do this you will get output as, 

Books    
Android Java PHP MySQL Dita Frieda Demi Shyamalan Krish     
Names     
Android Java PHP MySQL Dita Frieda Demi Shyamalan Krish

To get the desired output, you should consider the nodelist for article under each Category instead of getting all the article tags in the document.

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