Hi Binil,
simply declare your Java Scenario class (that maps to the .scenario text
file) to use the same Steps class that you've implemented to map your
steps to Java methods.
Easy as that.
Cheers
Binil Thomas wrote:
Hi all,
I have tried out jBehave in some smaller personal projects; now I am
considering describing the expected functionality of a subsystem I am
developing at work using jBehave. The advantage I see with jBehave is
that I can describe the behavior of the system under various scenarios
in clear plain text files.
From my understanding of jBehave, the actual work of converting this
text describtion into a "test" is done in the Steps class. The Scenario
class associates a text file with a Step implementation. I would like my
scenarios to be in individual .scenario text files. All the examples I
have seen so far have one Scenario implementation for one .scenario
file. Since all the Scenario class seems to be doing is to associate a
.scenario file to a Step class, is there a way to write just one
Scenario class to handle multiple .scenario files?
Thanks,
Binil
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