Testing and debugging Coherence applications
From the application's perspective, Coherence is a data store. That means that you will need to use it while testing the data access code.
If you have ever had to test data access code that uses a relational database as a data store, you know that the whole process can be quite cumbersome. You need to set up test data, perform the test, and then clean up after each test, in order to ensure that the side effects of one test do not influence the outcome of another.
Tools such as DbUnit (http://www.dbunit.org) or Spring's transactional testing support can make the process somewhat easier, but unfortunately, nothing of that nature exists for Coherence.
The good news is that no such tools are necessary when ...
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