Summary

G-MapServer allows Domain Attributes to put key/value data into mapped memory and disk cache and allows other Domain Attributes to get value data from cache with a key. When its mapped memory cache is full, it uses a Least Recently Used (LRU)  algorithm to retrieve values from its disk cache to place into mapped memory. 


The G-MapServer communicates over REST via a given port. Thus, multiple G-MapServers can operate simultaneously within a single test server or on multiple testing servers within a closed testing environment.   


Benefits

Since G-Map communicates via REST services, it benefits the testing of complex workflows by allowing the management of referential integrity across different components during the workflow testing process.



Learn All About G-Map Security, Benefits & Components

To learn more about G-Map Features, please select from the following topics:


TopicDescription
G-Map Server Port ConfigurationLearn how to configure the G-Map Server Port
G-Map Server - Security DiscussionLearn where to run a G-Map Server and other security concerns
G-Map Server - Workflow & Referential Integrity BenefitsLearn why G-Map Server is so beneficial when testing complex workflows and maintaining referential integrity across components
G-Map ComponentsLearn about G-Map Generator, Receiver, and Server Components
G-Map Server - Internal ComponentsLearn about G-Map Server's Internal Components
G-Map Server - RunLearn how to run a G-Map Server
G-Map Server - Command-Line OptionsLearn G-Map Server Command-Line Options
G-Map Server - Customize Configuration FileLearn how to customize a G-Map Server configuration file
ExamplesDescription
G-Map Unknown Parent/Child Insert ExampleThe child data being generated and inserted into a database table, by a GenRocket Scenario, does not know the value of the parent key-value, because it was not Generated by the GenRocket parent Scenario during insertion.