I like the context view feature of JBehave. I mean the
LocalFrameContextView.
You see what actually happens.
But very few information are displayed.
Here are some ideas what could be displayed additionally to scenario and
step data:
* which story is running
* how many stories, scenarios and
Enrique, I was asking for information not demanding a feature.
Can you guarantee that that page object implementation works for everyone
or works at all?
What if JBehave instantiates new Steps from time to time? The dynamic
variables would be gone. When implementing dynamic variables JBehave
Hi Hans,
As I mentioned we had the same problem (generating some data dynamically that
Step1 uses and then Step2 needs for verification) and I was simply sharing how
we solved it in case you find it useful
Again we have a static map inside a static class. We call it ThreadLocalUtils
the map is
The WebDriverScreenshotOnFailure contains a step which is executed after
a failed scenario, with the method annotated by @AfterScenario.
As such you cannot pass it a parameter directly. But you can work
around it, e.g. you could add a StoryReporter that write the current
story path to a
Have a look at the execution context in 4.x branch.
Patches most welcome!
On 05/11/2013 10:39, Hans Schwäbli wrote:
I like the context view feature of JBehave. I mean the
LocalFrameContextView.
You see what actually happens.
But very few information are displayed.
Here are some ideas what