Architecture for writing XML information to Oracle DB

Hi,
I wish to design a java application that reads in an XML string from an Oracle database, parses this string and based on the tag values, inserts data from this XML doc to three Oracle temporary tables.
I have the flexibility to either store the XML as a String or as a document in the Oracle database.
Can anyone recommend how a solution for the issue above can be implemented?
Thanks in advance.

Does anyone has some pointers or clues?

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