问题
I have a code coverage xml file that I need to change to comply with a different .xsd schema to be interpreted by a program. What is the best way to do this? I've researched XSLT for this task, but I'm not sure if I'm going down the right path with that. I have no experience with xml, xslt, or xsd.
回答1:
To convert data from one XML format to another XML format, XSLT is usually the right choice. However, it is quite a complex language and may be frustrating if you don't know it well.
If you basically just need to rename a few nodes in the XML, you'll be fine with some simple XSLT.
If you have XSDs of both formats, you may want to look into a mapping tool like Altova MapForce (somewhat expensive, there certainly are cheaper options out there) that allow you to map between the schemas in a graphical way instead of writing XSLT directly.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/25045652/change-the-format-of-an-xml-file-to-match-a-new-xsd-schema