Problem using file content conversion

I want to generate a input message with no recordset and root element
It just contains one element like below:
<line>AI0 AXXX-001 20089830 120</line>
<line>AI0 AXXX-002 20089830 120</line>
What properties I need to setup in file content conversion to get this format message?
The data inside <line> comes from a txt flat file.
Please help
Thanks
Gopal

Hi,
Root element can be ignore  by using FCC property Recordset Name i.e ignoreRecordsetName: true
If you set the parameter to true, the <Recordset> element is not inserted.
Recordset Name defines the root node under which rest of the XML will be created.  If not required ignore.
As Recordset Structure is a mandatory parameters, So I'm not sure how you ignore it.
Abid!

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    Hi,
    Try to handle this with the context in the mapping.
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