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Asked: May 22, 20262026-05-22T15:54:15+00:00 2026-05-22T15:54:15+00:00

I have XML-request from web service. It looks like this. So, how can I

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I have XML-request from web service. It looks like this. So, how can I get orderId value? I never work with XML in Java.

<order1s uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order">
<order1 uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/"> 
<customer uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/customer/">
<name/>
<passengerId>123</passengerId>
<phone/>
<rating>0.0</rating>
<restToken>
985y3289y5v43535v032m0v3v0b0jcrmjsa9w20m02umc3
</restToken>
<surname/>
</customer>
<offerCollection uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/offerCollection/"/>
<orderId>401</orderId>
<orderWaypointsCollection uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/orderWaypointsCollection/">
<orderWaypoints uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/orderWaypointsCollection/null/">
<isStartPoint>true</isStartPoint>
<latitude>50.505463</latitude>
<longitude>30.44121</longitude>
<norder uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/orderWaypointsCollection/null/norder/"/>
</orderWaypoints>
<orderWaypoints uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/orderWaypointsCollection/null/">
<isStartPoint>false</isStartPoint>
<latitude>50.4501</latitude>
<longitude>30.5234</longitude>
<norder uri="http://mywebsite/rest/create_order/401/orderWaypointsCollection/null/norder/"/>
</orderWaypoints>
</orderWaypointsCollection>
<status>1</status>
<toDate>19/05/2011 17:49:12</toDate>
<toNow>true</toNow>
</order1>
</order1s>
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    2026-05-22T15:54:16+00:00Added an answer on May 22, 2026 at 3:54 pm

    I suggest to use XPath:

    It will be something like:

    XPath xpath = XPathFactory.newInstance().newXPath();
    String expression = "orderId";
    InputSource inputSource = new InputSource(xmlInputStreamOrReaderOrSomethingElse). 
    String id = (String) xpath.evaluate(expression, inputSource, XPathConstants.STRING);
    

    Updated:

    expression must be "//orderId": example

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