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XML parsing with multiple named tags

 
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How can I make the POJO to parse following XML :

I tried creating two Objects is class list1 - tempName as String and encounter as List but it is not working.
 
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You can use XPath

https://coderanch.com/t/639775/XML/XPATH
 
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Near as I can tell, you are trying to apply some toolkit - but you don't say which one.

If this was my problem I would work directly with the DOM representation using the standard Java library methods - see org.w3c.dom package.

I would make a constructor that takes a reference to the "list1" Element and extracts the needed values. Pretty simple really.

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