I have a complex xml which I need to parse in PERL to output to different format input xml: 
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
     <response>
     <result name="response" numFound="58582" start="0"> 
     <doc>
<str name="body">Have a great time at this park!</str><int name="is_pa
+rk_id">317851</int><str name="ss_image_thumb_small"/>
    <str name="title">Playground</str>    
     </doc>
<doc>
<str name="body">Have a great time at this park!</str><int name="is_pa
+rk_id">317851</int><str name="ss_image_thumb_small"/>
    <str name="title">Playground</str>    
     </doc>
     </result>
     </response>

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and the required output format is: 
     <?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?>
     <Feed>
     <Products>
     <Product>
<Description>Have a great time at this park!</Description><ExternalId>
+PF317851</ExternalId><ImageUrl/>
     <Name>Playground</Name>
</Product>
<Product>
<Description>Have a great time at this park!</Description><ExternalId>
+PF317851</ExternalId><ImageUrl/>
     <Name>Playground</Name>
</Product>
     </Products>
     </Feed>

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<str name="body"> should be treated as description, <int name="is_park_id"> should be treated as <ExternalId> and <str name="title"> should be treated as <Name>. Could you help in formatting the XML to new format?

In reply to Perl - Modify the nested XML tags by Murari

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