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Dear XML Developers:
My organization maintains a large set of documents in XML format. This set
has been developed over the course of almost 6 years without a schema, and
therefore each group of documents differs slightly from the next, as needs
changed and the organization evolved.
I'm evangelizing the benefits of putting in place schemas to standardize our
markup. But today I'm given the chance to actually prove such benefits, as
we need to migrate an older set of documents to a newer schema. We don't
actually have any schemas yet, but that's something I could work on.
My question is: assuming I've created a schema for my old set of documents,
if I were to create a transformation T1 that, given the old schema,
generates the new schema, could I machine-generate from that transformation
T1 another transformation T2 that could be applied to the documents
themselves?
Instead of writing directly a document -> document migration transformation,
is it possible to derive such a transformation from the related schema ->
schema transformation? If so, how? Are there any tools for this?
Thank you for your tips!
--Renaud
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