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Read this: support.google.com/webmasters/answer/183668?hl=en
I wouldn't even bother with XML unless you really do have a massive set of urls that can't all fit in a single file (a single sitemap file should have no more than 50k urls) and you have a wide variety of pages that get updated at vastly different times. XML sitemaps are only useful because they let you specify priority and last-modified stamps for each url.
Otherwise I'd just go for the "URL list" style sitemap which is a file with a url on each line.
If you need to enumerate your urls across multiple files, then you create a sitemap index file (support.google.com/webmasters/answer/71453) and submit that instead.
(I'm not allowed to post urls as a noob)
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