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virtualize: Sets the Parasoft JDBC Driver in virtualization mode. JDBC calls received by the Parasoft JDBC Driver will be routed to Parasoft Virtualize Server, and the ResultSet data received from Virtualize server will be returned to the application. This mode assumes that recording has already been performed and that Virtualize Server has been configured with a virtual asset so it can respond to the Parasoft JDBC Driver (see Deploying Virtual Assets for details).
passthrough: The Parasoft JDBC Driver will delegate JDBC calls to the original driver implementation class with no data capture or recording. The intention of this mode is to effectively turn the Parasoft JDBC Driver off and have the system at a state similar to the original configuration as if the driver is not there. Note that the JDBC calls still go through the driver and are delegated to the original driver – the Parasoft JDBC Driver is still there in the middle.
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- The application uses a java.sql.DriverManager to create an instance of java.sql.Driver (in which case "true" is the common setting). This applies to the ParaBank sample application, where this property should be set to
true. - The driver is being used in a Web application environment (such as WebSphere or WebLogic). In this case, this property should be left
false.
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Switching Between Virtualize Modes in Local Mode
In local mode, the procedure for switching Virtualize modes varies depending on what application server you’re using:
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