Hibernate creating Dynamic Mapping File

Hi All,
I am supposed to create the Mapping Hbm file dynamically at run time. I learnt that this can be acheived from a Java class file using Xdoclets. But in my case i have to do it from a Xml File. Can this done by xdoclets or anything else?
Parsing the xml file and creating the Mapping file would be a good Idea. Is there is any way?
Thanks
Aski

See the First Xml File will have the Requirement Data, It will be on a bunch and it may reside on some other schema. And the Second Xml will be our Mapping Xml File which should be reside on Hibernate standards.
So which will be the best way to transform from one file(xml) to other Xml File(Mapping.xml).
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