Cristiano Gavião wrote:
Hi Mauro,
Yes, I need some help for understand how could I struture this kind of
scenario.
I tried to do a simplified version of our scenario. I've attached a
image with some classes and a simple view of our user interface.
In our user interface we have two Tab Folders: first one for the Master
Class(Order), and the second one for the Detail Class(Order Items)
Repair that:
- I have only one SAVE button for both Tab Folders. It means that it
will save both classes on same transaction context;
- depends on the choiced product we could have diferent Category and so,
diferent text fields for user to fill;
- Products showed on Itens folders depends on Supplier selected on Order
folder;
- total is calculated by sum all itens prices;
I tried to write the scenario but I get lost, and I couldn't figure out
yet how could I do it.
Could you help me with that?
Thank you and best regards
Cristiano
Scenario: User from Purchasing Department wants to order some products
Given that user is on order page
Given user is on order folder
And UserId is <id>
And user fills Date with <date>
When supplier choosed is <supplier>
Then product list will be <product list>
Given user is on itens folder
When user add item 1
And choose product <product1>
The categories fields <fields1> and price <price1> will show up
When user saves the order
Then Total should be calculated to <total>
Examples:
|id|date|supplier|total|
|0001|2009/09/30|Korn Flate|1000.00|
One think to note on the fly: the table examples parameters MUST be all
provided in a single row for a given scenario. In your case, for
example you're not providing data columns for <product1>, <fields1> and
<price1>.
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