If you want to inject dependencies, you can do it via one of the DI
frameworks and the corresponding annotations,
@UsingGuice/Pico/Spring/Weld.
@UsingSteps is only used for instances that are default constructors.
On 22/12/2011 23:26, Alexander Lehmann wrote:
I have started using AnnotatedPathRunner to run stories as Junit in
eclipse, based on the TraderAnnotatedPathRunner example.
This works well for Step classes that do not have parameters in the
constructor by listing the classes in the @UsingSteps annotation.
I have no idea, however, how this should work with steps classes that
require a constructor with parameters (e.g. steps using page objects).
As I understand this is usually done by implementing an
InjectableStepsFactory, but I have no idea where to put that in the
annotation version.
bye, Alexander
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