[jbehave-dev] [jira] (JBEHAVE-785) Map the Scenario(from Story file) to data file(External file) in Jbehave

[Brian Repko (JIRA)]

Brian Repko commented on JBEHAVE-785 Map the Scenario(from Story file) to data file(External file) in Jbehave First, please do not log issues in JIRA without first discussing on the jbehave-user email list. You are only seen by a limited set of eyes when you do that. Second, for this particular issue - which I may not totally understand - you have different data for different environments but you'd like the story text to be the same. I'd perhaps look at the code that loads the data for external resources - I'm not sure if that uses the ResourceLoader interface or not - but you could just write the URL as Examples: ../Login1-{env}.table And then in that code replace the "{env}" with the actual environment (Login1-uat.table) and then parse from there. That is not current functionality but rather another way to (potentially) use the existing interfaces.

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