I'm sure this is obvious, and someone else must have tried this, but it's
not leaping out at me.
I'm evaluating jBehave to use with selenium, and I'd like to be able to
run each scenario against a different browser. Is there a
preferred/obvious/simple/deeply painful and convoluted way of doing this?
I'm looking at there maybe needing to be several sets of scenarios, one
for each browser, and I'd prefer to just give a scenario a list of
browsers, something like:
Scenario: Successful Login
Given the browser is <browser>
And the user opens the home page
And no-one is logged in
Then the site login page should be displayed
When the user enters username username
And the user enters password password
And the user clicks the login button
Then the store front page should be displayed for user Rob
Examples:
|browser|
|firefox|
|iexplore|
This doesn't work in any trivial way, because the LoginSteps class
inheriting from SeleniumSteps has an immutable member selenium. I've
looked at the documentation and source for the selenium interface, but I
can't see how I can achieve this. I can get the Scenario class to create
the LoginSteps class with a specific browser reference, but that comes
back to then having several scenarios, duplicated for each browser. Or is
this a case for a GivenScenario which selects the browser, and subsequent
scenarios reuse that?
thanks
Rob
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