On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 6:49 AM, Juanma Cervera <li...@ruby-forum.com> wrote:
> I am specing a feature, maybe at more high level of what it should be,
> and this makes scenarios that involves more that one rails controller.
>
> Is it possible or convenient?
>
> I have scenarios like this (although it's only an unreal example):
>
> Feature: Making a reservation for a service.
>  Scenario: Making the reservation
>    Given I want to make a reservation for a service
>    When I choose the service
>    Then I see the page 'service1/1/options'
>    When I select option 1
>    And I click on "submit"
>    Then I will be asked for a confirmation
>    When I answer 'Yes'
>    Then I see "Ok"
>    And I go to "/services/1"
>
>
> Is this ok or I should define the features with only one single
> iteration?

It's OK to have more than one series of When/Then as long as they make
for a cohesive scenario, which you've done here.

I'd recommend avoiding URLs in the steps though. For example (I don't
know what service and option mean in your case, but this should give
you an idea):

Scenario: Make a new reservation
  Given a 'Foo' service
  And the 'Foo' service includes a 'Bar' option
  When I choose the 'Foo' service
  Then I see the 'Foo Service' detail
  When I select the 'Bar' option
  And I submit my request
  Then I am be asked for a confirmation
  When I answer 'Yes'
  Then I see 'OK'
  And I see the 'Foo' service in the 'My Services'

Note the lack of references to URLS and even pages. I might have taken
it too far, depending on your situation. For example, "And I submit my
request" instead of "And I click 'submit'" - If there is particular
text on the button that is deemed to have business value, then you
might say "And I click 'Request Service'" - but if you're referencing
DOM IDs or HTML element names like 'submit', I'd hide those.

HTH,
David





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