Hi there,
I'm currently working with JBehave and we implemented a Context object
where we store data that we need to share between different steps.
Now, we are considering some improvements on this, like explicitly passing
this data to the methods that implement these steps.
Imagine you have a first step which will create a user and store its
credentials into the Context.
These credentials are needed in the second step. We would like to have some
kind of annotation that allowed us to implement our step like this:
@When("...some step definition which includes some $parameterFromStep")
public void someMethod(String parameterFromStep, @FromContext(
"userCredentials") String userCredentials) { ... }
We tried to implement some logic that would take the parameter from the
Context and pass it to the method. The problem with this is that JBehave
doesn't find a method matching this step, as the method has the wrong
number of parameters (it expects 1 but the method has 2).
So my question is: Is there any way of doing this with the current
implementation? Is there any way to force JBehave, for example, ignore the
parameters that are annotated?
I would really appreciate some guidance on this. Let me know if something
is something needs extra clarifications, please.
Thank you guys.
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