IDoc sent by different party looks different

Hi,
We have a scenario where we receive IDocs from different party.
If I check in SXI_MONITOR,the structure of inbound message(IDoc) looks different:
It looks like a normal file with XML tags,without any colours and expand/collapse structure like we have in Internet Explorer .
It has all the XML tags in one single line without CR/LF.
I hope I am able to explain it in a proper way.
Can anybody please let me know what is difference in this IDoc XML?
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Shweta

Hi Ravi,
I don't have access to their system,so I can't check this IDoc in their system.
But I checked the IDoc XML for the IDoc created by this IDoc in our system by running the Function Module and it looks fine even though it is same in Payload of Message Mapping response in SXI_MONITOR.
Thanks.
Best Regards,
Shweta

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