Help for mock web service (service skeleton and unmarshalling)

Hi,
I need to create mock web service in which I want to read soap/xml responses from my hard drive and send it to web service client. The responses would differ based on some input parameter. (small business logic in mock service)
Till now, I created my mock service skeleton from Axis and used JAXB (JWSDP) to unmarshall xml to java objects. But problem is we can not cast object unmarshalled by JAXB into response object created by Axis. And so can not return those objects as response.
So, I want to know if I can use JWSDP or Metro to solve this problem. Will JWSDP or Metro solve my problem if I use it to create service skeleton as well as for unmarshalling?
If this is not possible, can you please suggest any viable alternative?
Regards,
Suraj

surajmundada wrote:
SOAP-UI can provide only one static soap response.Incorrect. Look at the [top 3 reasons|http://www.soapui.org/gettingstarted/mocking.html] from soap-ui. You can use Groovy to add the dynamic functionality in your simulated web service.
And if you don't have the WSDL and you want to simulate the web service. You can use the article [web service simulation using servlet |http://today.java.net/article/2010/02/16/web-service-simulation-using-servlets] to build your own simulator.

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