Issue Type: Bug Bug
Affects Versions: 3.8, 4.0
Assignee: Unassigned
Attachments: language-problem-1.png, language-problem-2.png, language-problem-3.png, language-problem-4.png, language-problem-5.png
Components: Core, Eclipse Support
Created: 06/Nov/13 10:13 AM
Description:

As it seems JBehave does not support multilanguage for parameter names.

I tried this:

    @When("ich $betrag $währung von Konto $lastkonto zu $gutschriftskonto $ausführung übertrage mit Zahlungsinfo $info")
    public void transfer(@Named("betrag") String amount, 
            @Named("währung") String currency, 
            @Named("lastkonto") String debitAccount, 
            @Named("gutschriftskonto") String creditAccount, 
            @Named("ausführung") String execution, 
            @Named("info") String paymentInformation) {
        // TODO
    }

JBehave does not like the parameter names "währung" and "ausführung" since they contain non-ASCII characters.

This applies both to the Eclipse plugin and the core execution.

Please see the attached screenshots which illustrate the problem.

Can you please fix that so that umlauts are supported in JBehave parameter names?

Environment: Multi language
Project: JBehave
Priority: Major Major
Reporter: Otto Diesel
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