How to append child to XML document using Java

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                    <value>AA09b|CMO|5000|5000|40430HFQ6|HASCO 2006-O M-3||4583|91-15+|8.99|1.16|534|-0.58|-2|-2644|0.016|712|0.080|367625</value>
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                    <value>AA74b|ABS|5000|5000|40430HFQ6|HASCO 2006-O M-3||4583|91-15+|8.99|1.16|534|-0.58|-2|-2644|0.016|712|0.080|367625</value>
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     </bean>
</beans>               hi there i have a XML Document above,and i need to append values to the <list> using java.
i have string values like
     <value>AA74b|ABS|5000|5000|40430HFQ6|HASCO 2006-O M-3||4583|91-15+|8.99|1.16|534|-0.58|-2|-2644|0.016|712|0.080|367625</value>to add, but failing to navigate to the <list>
any help?

1. Read the XML file into a DMO object, walk the DOM to find the list, insert your new entry as a child, write the DOM back to a file.
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