Cavisson NetOcean captures and simulates production environment like behavior and performance characteristics of back-end systems and third party applications – needed by development and testing team, and make these characteristics available within test environment.

Cavisson NetOcean supports a wide range of technologies and protocols across web platforms for testing purposes. This document provides a quick insight into these supported technologies and protocols.

Technologies and Protocols

Technologies	Protocols
Services and Protocols	Web Services Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, HTTP2, REST, SOAP, Hessian
	Others: IMAP, FTP, DNS, XML, JSON, WebSocket
	ESB / Middleware Protocols, TIBCO JMS
	Database Protocols: JDBC
	Proprietary: TCP, UDP
	Platforms: TIBCO-EMS, IBM-MQ, Kafka
	SOA Protocols: SOAP, HTTP, XML, REST
	SMS Gateway Providers: SMTP, POP3
	Bill Payments Services: Gift card- PINPAD, AJB
Others	Virtual Service Creation Methods: RR pair, Recording, Network Capture (WSDL, RAML, WADL, Swagger), Scratch, Bulk import/recording of transactions
	VS Test Data Management (Dynamic responses, Magic strings, Data support with random test data, etc.)
	Restful API’s and command-line interfaces to integrate with CI/CD
	Application Testing (Regression, Functional, Performance testing of the SUT)
	Continuous Validation Service (schedule automated test cases)
	Conversations and state (Support stateful conversations, remembering a change made in the backend, and reflecting that change with subsequent requests.)
	Support for Performance Testing
	Mimic live-system response time in VS (Think time)
	Service Time delay
	Version controlling of Service Definition with easy rollback
	Connection timeout simulation
	Advanced Thick client and mature web-based portal to create, deploy, manage virtual services
	Customization of the ‘out-of-the-box’ features of the tool- “callback”
	Support for Data driven virtual services (xls, csv)
	Run time changes – Global/ Service level, add, delete
	Chunk encoding, Content encoding, Date header, Tracing, Continuous server monitoring (NO)