I am using xml::simple module to create xml file. have another template which is xml file. how to bring all the contents of template xml file into new xml file which is getting created ?

##Creating object for xml file
my $xmls = XML::Simple->new( RootName  => 'POWERMART',
                             KeepRoot  => 1,   
                             ForceContent => 1,
                             ForceArray   => ['SOURCE']               
+                                                                     
+             
                             
                           );

my $contents = {};
$contents->{POWERMART}->{creattion_date}      = '02/08/2012';
##Generate the xml file
my $xmlFile = "test.xml";
$xmls->XMLout( $contents,
    xmldecl    => '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="ISO-8859-1"?>'."\n".'
+<!DOCTYPE POWERMART SYSTEM "powrmart.dtd">',
    OutputFile => $xmlFile
);

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