@Daniel Staal, thanks for your quick reply. I have figured it out and got 
to know that I am using robot framework and it generate 3 file log.html, 
output.xml and report.html. 
And *I believe that output.xml must be embedded/referred from the html 
files. so now can you guide me how can i use pandoc to convert this file 
and please tell me if some other approaches are there.*

*Thanks,*
*Dharmishtha *
On Tuesday, April 12, 2016 at 9:44:59 AM UTC-7, Daniel Staal wrote:
>
> --As of April 11, 2016 9:58:31 PM -0700, dharmi patel is alleged to have 
> said: 
>
> > This is very long file and I want to convert this xml file to html 
> file.. 
> > what should I do.. Can you or anyone else please help me. Thanks in 
> > advance 
>
> --As for the rest, it is mine. 
>
> It's hard to help to much directly, as it's hard to know what needs to be 
> presented as a paragraph, or a table, or in emphasis, etc. from just the 
> XML.  Again, XML is a file format format - saying something is XML says 
> how 
> to recognize the markup and what rules the markup will need to follow, but 
> doesn't say what the markup means in any particular context. 
>
> If that's coming from a specific program, it might be best to see if that 
> program has an HTML output option.  If not, google to see if someone has 
> created an XSLT for that type of file, and then you can feed your input 
> file and that XSLT (which describes what parts of the XML file need to be 
> what types of things in XHTML) into your XSL process of your choice. 
>  (Some 
> cost thousands of dollars, some are free on the web.  They vary widely in 
> features and interface, and I haven't done enough with them to have 
> recommendations.) 
>
> If you can't find an XSLT for your type of file...  Well, you can either 
> write one yourself, or get someone to write one for you.  It can be 
> somewhat complex, but isn't especially difficult.  Again, there are 
> programs and courses to help you - both free and non-free - available. 
>
> Daniel T. Staal 
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