xml - Using Document Nodes in Java -

I am trying to read an XML file, for example:

I should be enabled & lt; Item & gt; getTextContent () for each title, description, etc. for the tag a & lt; Title & gt; tag is one such & lt; Item & gt; is not a child with the tag that I do not want getTextContent () .

I have set up my XML reader so that I have:

  document doc = dbuilder.parse (xmlFile); Doc.getDocumentElement () Normal () .; String title = document.getElementsByTagName ("title"). Items (0) .getTextContent ();   
 But this method  & lt; Title & gt;  which is  & lt; Item & gt;   
 I can simply change the  object (0)  to  object (1) , but I need this algorithm so that the different Can be worked with XML files which are not the initial  and lieutenant;  without   gtc:     heading   
 I'll call those  & lt; Title & gt;   & lt; Item & gt;  s   
 
 
 Instead of using XPath makes it all very easy:  
  XPathFactory xpf = XPathFactory.newInstance (); XPath xp = xpf.newXPath (); Node list nl = (nodelist) xp.evaluate ("// items / title / text ()", doctor, XPathConstants.NODESET); For (int i = 0; i & lt; nl.getLength (); ++ i) {System.out.println (nl.item (i) .getNodeValue ()); }