Simple Binary Encoding (SBE) is a standard for binary message encoding. SBE is part of a family of protocols created by the High Performance Working Group of the FIX Trading Community. SBE is a presentation layer protocol (layer 6).
This project provides a conformance test suite to verify interoperability of SBE implementations.
This project provides these features:
- A file format for specifying test plans. See SBE Conformance Test Plan Format
- A test injector to create SBE messages that conform to a test plan
- A test validator that compares the response messages written by an implementation under test to expected values.
The test injector and validator use the Java SBE implementation developed by Real Logic.
Implementors are responsible for developing an application that ...
- Decodes injected SBE messages that conform to a provided message schema.
- Reads the test plan file for expected values to set.
- Encodes response messages and writes the buffer to a file.
If developed in Java, realize the Responder interface. However, all data is passed through files, and all that really matters is behavior. Any programming language or method can be used.
After writing the response file, invoke the Validator to verify the response messages meet expectations. If not, the a report of differences is produced.
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This project requires Java 8. It should run on any platform for which the JVM is supported.
Note that SBE implementations under test may be written in any programming language. All data to and from a tested implementation is passed through files, which should be platform independent.
The project is built with Maven.