Sometimes it will happen after creating the mfl and trying to map the elements in xquery to the target, the element-tree of the mfl won’t be visible and only shows the head-element.
Open the mfl file in a text-editor and change the version-attribute of the MessageFormat-tag to ’2.02′
<messageFormat name='MyMFLFormat' version='2.01'>
to
<messageFormat name='MyMFLFormat' version='2.02'>
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Even After changing the version to 2.02 I was not able to view elements but when I create the mfl file in text editor with version 2.02 and include in Eclipse IDE ( import file system) and then use in Xquery I am able to view elements.