JDBS string for connecting to a PDB database table? - oracle

I have a Oracle container DB SID orcl and pluggabel DB named pdb1. pdb1 has a table named customers. I am able to make the connection to database but I want to connect to a database table.
Below is the jdbc url string I am able to construct:
jdbc:oracle:thin:#localhost:1521/pdb1
I am using this string in a scripted sql connector. What parameter has to be included in this url string to connect to the table?

You don't connect to a table but to a database's schema.
The database is specified by the connection string and the schema by the user's name.

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