File adapter problem - xml file

Is there a way to define in the sender file adapter the document name for a XML file?
This is the xml file that arrives to XI,
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<dataroot generated="">
<Materials1>
  <CODE>FAMILY</CODE>
  <TYPE>A75</TYPE>
  <NAME_EN>LUBRICANT</NAME_EN>
  <NAME_ES>LUBRICANTES</NAME_ES>
  <NAME_DE>LUBRICANT_GERMAN</NAME_DE>
    </Materials1>
  </dataroot>
I have to define the name of the Message Type as "dataroot" in order to avoid problems at mapping time. The problem is that I get from MDM the same structure begin each time,
<dataroot generated="">
Is there a way to define the XML Document Name in the Sender File Adapter?

Hello Rob,
FOr ""dataroot" element "generated" is the attribute.... define this attbute in the datatype as well..
Thanks,
Himadri

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