Hi.

I'm looking for an easy way to generate, automatically, an XSLT from an
XSD, to be applied to a XML file (conforming the previous XSD) and
generate an HTML.  Many of you will tell me that this is nonsense, but
I think it can be done, given the condition that the XML file (as
specified in the XSD) always has a root element (although it would be
nice if the root element name could be a parameter of the XSLT), and a
given hierarchy of sub-elements, until a level N where there is a list
of data elements, like this:

<root>
  <a1>
    <b1>
      <c1>
        <d>D Value</d>
        <e>E Value</e>
      </c1>
      <c2>
        <d>another D Value</d>
        <e>another E Value</e>
      </c2>
    </b1>
    <b2>
      <c3>
        <d>D Value</d>
        <e>E Value</e>
      </c3>
    </b2>
  </a1>
  <a2>
    <b3>
      <c4>
        <d>D Value</d>
        <e>E Value</e>
      </c4>
    </b3>
  </a2>
</root>

The problem would be similar to have the tree structure of a directory
and sub-directories until the level of files, where the names of
directories and files would be the XML tags, and then for each file a
set of attributes, like size, date of creation, read-write permissions,
etc.  And given this information, stored in a XML, conforming a given
XSD (what I actually have is the XSD), I would like to generate an HTML
with different levels of indentation or lists, until the point where I
process the file attributes, which I would like to show, say, as a
table with only one row.

Is there any tool that generates such (or similar to that) XSLT from
the XSD?

Thanks,

J C