In this case, am I correct in assuming that xml-to-xml conversion is
neccessary?
Absolutely!
I'm having difficulties finding any resources for this area.
I understand
XML and XSL concepts, but there seems to be a grey area over
XML to XML conversion.
No, it's not a grey area. XML-to-XML conversion is a key application of
XSLT. (There are two important subdivisions: where the vocabulary of the
target document is the same as the source document, and where it is
different.)
It might be true that XML-to-HTML conversion accounts for 75% of the usage
of XSLT, but it's best regarded as a special case.
I'd be most grateful if anyone good point me in the directions of any
articles or books that may be of use.
Most decent XSLT books should have a range of XML-to-XML examples. My "XSLT
Programmer's Reference" (any edition) discusses the concepts in Chapter 1,
and has many examples scattered through the book.
Michael Kay
http://www.saxonica.com/
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