Is this achievable?

[ma...@uk.bnpparibas.com]

hello all,
  i am currently exploring the possibility to use servicemix for my 
application.
One of the candidate component for servicemix is a code that receives XML 
messages, parses them and produces 
a set of SQL statements., (let's call it XML parser client, which produces 
an  xmlparserclient.jar)

As i am still exploring possibility of using servicemix or something else, 
i was wondering if this was possible:
- package my own XMLParserClient with my own unit test and so in my own 
jar
- later on, if i will go for servicemix, write my own ServiceEngine that 
uses XMLClient from this jar

now, i know it looks like a silly question.... but i was wondering, at 
runtime, where shall i place my xmlparserclient.jar?
 in <servicemixdir>\lib?

shall i package the jar in my serviceunit?

what i want to achieve is to have my own 'candidate servicemix components' 
unit tested on their own.
then if i move to servicemix, i can test servicemix componetn as well as 
write integration tests for the 'whole architecture';..

anyone could comment?

thanks in advance and regards
        marco


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