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Mauro Talevi commented on JBEHAVE-279:
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Warren, 

you need to add *all* the Steps instances that your Scenario will need to match 
the steps.

So, e.g., in UserPlacesAnOrder (which requires both login and order steps) you 
need 

addSteps(new LoginSteps(), new PlaceOrderSteps());

and not just

addSteps(new PlaceOrderSteps());

else the scenario won't know how to match the login steps, as you are 
experiencing. 



> GivenScenarios runs called scenario as PENDING not the implemented version
> --------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
>                 Key: JBEHAVE-279
>                 URL: http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/JBEHAVE-279
>             Project: JBehave
>          Issue Type: Bug
>          Components: Core
>    Affects Versions: 2.5.1
>         Environment: Eclipse, JDK1.5, MacOS
>            Reporter: Warren Muller
>            Priority: Minor
>         Attachments: bdd1.jar
>
>
> We are trying to use GivenScenarios but when the scenario containing it runs 
> it generate the PENDING steps not the actual steps. When the called scenario 
> is run independently it runs fine. My step implementation are simply 
> printlns. This is just running in Eclipse with jbehave-core-2.5.1. Any idea 
> what we could be missing here. As a workaround I can embed the steps method 
> for the first scenario before the steps method of the second then it works as 
> expected.
> Please see attached source in bdd1.jar
> tx
> Warren
> 1. user_logs_in_successfully
> Given I am not logged in
> When I log in as Liz with a password abc
> Then I should see a message, "Welcome, Liz!"
> output:
> runBeforeScenario
> logged out
> login for user: csm with password: abc
> checkMessage: Welcome, Liz!
> runThisAfterScenarioAny
> runThisAfterScenarioSuccess
> 2. user_places_an_order
> Scenario: User logs in and places an order
> GivenScenarios: com/test/examples/scenarios/user_logs_in_successfully.scenario
> When I place an order
> Then I should see a message, "Order placed"
> output:
> (com/test/examples/scenarios/user_logs_in_successfully.scenario)
> Scenario: 
> Given I am not logged in (PENDING)
> When I log in as service with a password service (PENDING)
> Then I should see a message, "Welcome, CSM!" (NOT PERFORMED)
> placing Order
> checkMessage: Order placed
> 3. Run user_places_an_order with workaround (embedded steps method). 
> Interesting is that the before and after steps of the first steps class is 
> run in the second as well.
> output:
> runBeforeScenario
> logged out
> login for user: Liz with password: abc
> checkMessage: Welcome, Liz!
> runThisAfterScenarioAny
> runThisAfterScenarioSuccess
> runBeforeScenario
> placing Order
> checkMessage: Order placed
> runThisAfterScenarioAny
> runThisAfterScenarioSuccess

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