On Tue, Feb 26, 2008 at 10:53 PM, Bei <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm using story runner of RSpec now. What I'm trying to do is
> initializing the @selenium before any steps of one story is executing,
> and stop @selenium after any story is finished. just as @BeforeClass
> and @AfterClass in jUnit
> Any suggestions on this?
There is no way built in to handle this yet. Is anybody doing this yet?
If not, you'll have to experiment. If you're interested, I think the
way to handle it is to register a listener like this:
Spec::Story::Runner.register_listener(listener)
The listener object should receive messages like run_started,
story_started, scenario_started and story_ended, run_ended and
scenario_failed or scenario_pending.
Be sure to implement method_missing to ignore everything else.
Good luck, and let us know what works.
Cheers,
David
>
> Thanks!!!
>
>
> Bei
>
> here is my code for
> STEPS:
>
> steps_for(:search) do
>
> Given("user could access search page") do
> @google_page = GooglePage.new(@selenium)
> @google_page.open;
> end
>
> Given("user enter search test: $search_text") do |$search_text|
> @google_page.search_text=$search_text
> end
>
> When("do search") do
> @search_result_page = @google_page.search
> end
>
> Then("show search result") do
> @search_result_page.should_not == nil
> end
> end
>
>
> STORY:
>
> Story: #000
> As A command human
> I want to get information quickly
> So that I could save me time on doing real things
>
> Scenario: could search
> Given user could access search page
> And user enter search test: asdfasdfasdfas
> When do search
> Then show search result
>
>
> GLUE:
> with_steps_for :search do
> run 'stories/000.story'
> end
>
>
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