Creating xml from native file

My BPEL process is generating a native file, like fixed length format, using native xsd in the file adapter.
Using the native flat file(fixed length file), and the native xsd is it possible to get a formatted XML - so that data is easily readable and data validation can be done easily.
Any tool, or also getting this through a BPEL process is fine.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
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