JBehave

Examples Table: Repeating a Scenario In this post, we will discuss the Examples table in the JBehave story. We can use it to run repeating-like scenarios. Also, we can data drive the scenario and repeat it as many times as the number of data rows in the examples table. Repeating a Scenario We will see […]

JBehave MostUsefulConfiguration : In this post, we will discuss JBehave’s MostUsefulConfiguration. This configuration works for most situations. Most of the elements

Running JBehave Stories : JUnitStory and JUnitStories JUnitStory In this post, we will discuss running JBehave stories with JUnitStory / JUnitStories. It is a JUnit runnable entry-point to run a single story specified by a Embeddable class. JUnitStory is an abstract class and extends ConfigurableEmbedder. public abstract class JUnitStory extends ConfigurableEmbedder { ….     […]

Configure JBehave Stories In this post, we will learn how to configure JBehave Stories. If you are a beginner to JBehave, read more here ( What is the JBehave Framework? ). MostUsefulConfiguration Configuration is an abstract class that can be viewed as a Builder pattern. It provides the configuration used by the Embedder and the in the […]

JBehave Ambiguous Steps In this post, we will discuss JBehave Ambiguous Steps. If the gherkin matches more than one matching step, then it is called an Ambiguous Step. An ambiguous step matches multiple methods in step classes. This often happens in large projects while writing several stories. However, the story editor, for example, the Eclipse […]

@BeforeStories / @AfterStories JBehave Annotations In this post, we will discuss Jbehave annotations @BeforeStories and @AfterStories . If you are familiar with the TestNG framework these annotations are somewhat similar to @BeforeSuite and @AfterSuite. @BeforeStories and @AfterStories The @BeforeStories and @AfterStories annotations allow the methods to be executed before and after stories respectively. Also, any […]