HTTP request logger/simulator for flex app

I have a server that provides input xml data to a flex app in a browser be displayed on the screen for editing over http. Can someone suggest a way to cache and simulate this server's response? I need the flex app in the browser to work even when the server is down (for testing and UI dev). Any tools or ideas that I may be able to use?
Thx

just point your HTTPService tag to any local xml file having static data snapshot using url attribute
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