Platform Independent

The Citrus Framework runs everywhere: locally on Windows, Linux, Mac OS or alternatively in a container (Kubernetes and OpenShift).

Thorough

During integration tests Citrus automatically checks the syntax of messages (WSDL, XSD, etc.) as well as their content (XML, JSON, plain text, etc.).

Client-server Simulation

You test the various transport routes (HTTP REST, SOAP, JMS, Mail, WebSocket, File, and so on) with ready-made client and server components.

Continuous

With Maven or Gradle, you can easily integrate your fully automated Citrus tests into your continuous build pipeline.

Requirement Driven

With Cucumber you embed your tests directly into your Behavior Driven Development (BDD), so that the result meets the requirements of your project.

Multilingual

By using technology-independent interfaces and protocols, the Citrus testing tool understands your specifications regardless of the language used.

Technology-Independent

Citrus tests are based on technology-independent interfaces and protocols. So, it doesn't matter which programming language is spoken in the project.

Expandable

Thanks to flexible plug-in interfaces, you can seamlessly embed your domain-specific requirements into the workflow with Citrus and receive tailored software tests according to your specifications.

Open Source

Non-proprietary and transparent in integration tests: Benefit from the know-how and extensions of the open source community.