This library is used to simulate JDBC client-server communication. Usually the system under test (SUT) uses a JDBC driver in order to connect to a relational database such as MySQL, Oracle, DB2, or something else. The Citrus JDBC server is able to simulate the database server.
The server accepts connections and SQL queries such as CREATE TABLE, SELECT, DELETE, UPDATE, INSERT and so on in order to respond with simulated JDBC result sets. The user is able to validate the incoming connections as well as the requested SQL syntax. The result sets are defined as predefined set of Json data sets.
With this approach testing the database persistence of an application in an integration or end-to-end test scenario becomes way more easier than setting up a test database instance with all tables and test data.
The repository provides both database driver and server for relational DBMS simulation via JDBC.
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