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valfirst / jbehave-junit-runner

Integrate JBehave better with JUnit. Reports all Stories, Scenarios and Steps as JUnit Suites and Test Cases.
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Create an example on how to inject members into a test using spring #62

Open britter opened 10 years ago

britter commented 10 years ago

We had quite a few requests on how to use the jbehave-junit-runner together with spring. The problem is, that both, our library and spring test provide a JUnitRunner and only one runner can be declared per test.

We should document a way to inject members into a jbehave junit test using spring. The easiest way would probably be, to create an ApplicationContext in the @Before hock by hand, get an AutowireCapableFactoryBean from there and then call autowireBean(Object)passing in the this reference (see also: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3813588/how-to-inject-dependencies-into-a-self-instantiated-object-in-spring).

visusnet commented 10 years ago

@britter Does it make sense to move the examples to another project (#54) within the same repository (similar to https://github.com/codecentric/zucchini) before #62?

britter commented 10 years ago

@visusnet makes sense to me!

sheldonh commented 9 years ago

What's the state of the art now? I have an exploratory project that uses SpringJUnit4ClassRunner to run its stories (see example, but my IDE doesn't show the steps beautifully in its test result navigator. So I want to use jbehave-junit-runner, which has worked beautifully for me with statically configured tests. But I can't use it without Spring autowiring.

cfontes commented 9 years ago

Any news about this? or document about the best practices to put this in place?

I am currently trying it and it's not very strait forward.

The @Rule from Spring sounds promising but I couldn't make it work yet