Edit the xml using java

Hi friends,
I am having one urgent requirement.I have two xml file name like test1.xml and test2.xml.
I need to delete some contend in test1.xml file.
And also i need to pass value from test2.xml to test1.xml by using java.
i need code for that.
I am very grateful to u if i am getting the answer.
Thanks in Advance,

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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<ftpl id="47" name="XXXXXXXX xxx xxxxxxxx">
     <abc-cab name="Systems" id="43434">
          <abc-dr name="zzzzz" id="4545454">
               <temp key="Type">null</param>
               <temp key="Folder">/ZVZ/XXXXX - xyz</param>
               <temp key="Author">XYZ,ABC</param>
               <temp key="Comments">null</param>
               <temp key="Mailed_By">XYZ,ABC</param>
               <temp key="Subject">null</param>
               <temp key="Key_Words">null</param>
               <abc-page name="1" id="3524012">
                    <file text="/asas/asasa/asa/asas/Oxxxxxx2276744.txt" count="1"/>
               </abc-page>
          </abc-dr>
     </abc-cab>
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