Do you get any error, wrong results or no result? YoUr sample code and the screenshot seems different, (in your sample you use ‘ instead of “ and define a default namespace). maybe provide a link to raw test data?

if I had to guess, you need to turn off namespaces or filter ignoring the namespace with //*[local-name(.)='Object'], but that does not sound parsing related. May start with doc.toString() and .getChildren()?

Do you get any error, wrong results or no result?
Hi, I'm not getting any data with no errors

[//*[local-name(.)='Object']](url) its it working.
doc.toString() - > org.dom4j.tree.DefaultDocument@c9620d6 [Document: name null]

Yeah so this means parsing worked, and it’s probably the namespace support. Your sample data does not define a namespace prefix, but I think you can define them yourself //ns1:Object would work then. (I am not sure if you can specify absolute namespace like//{http://www.omninet.de/…}Object instead of prefix)

To do what ecki suggested, try to create an XPath object with the namespaces you need. Like this

DocumentFactory documentFactory = new DocumentFactory();
documentFactory.setXPathNamespaceURIs(Map.of("v1", "http://www.omninet.de/OtWebSvc/v1"));
XPath xpath = documentFactory.createXPath("//v1:Object");
List<Node> nodes = xpath.selectNodes(doc);