Solutions like SAX are designed to cope with the worst-case complexity of an XML file. You probably don't need anything so complex. Look at the file; maybe you'll see that the names you need are prefixed by something like (for example) "<file><String>" and the file name continues up to the next "<". If that's the case it's easier to scan the file yourself looking for those strings and parsing the file names yourself. Once you have a base dir and file name you can create a new File object (look it up in the API) and read it anyway you want.
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