On general Java principles, you can "stream" a large XML file with either SAX or StAX and pluck what you like from it without wasting memory on the rest. If the file is a long series of small sections that could be examined separately, you might use SAX to partition the file and then subject each section to orthodox methods. Or here's a small library that pulls a lazy sequence of stuff (Clojure data structures) from a file using StAX:
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