Cucumber-JVM – not just for testing GUIs

November 1, 2012

Cucumber-JVM – not just for testing GUIs

Filed under: Automation, Cucumber, Programming, Test Automation — Tags: BDD, Behaviour Driven Development - BDD, Cucumber, cucumber-jvm, CXF, Jersey, JSF, JUnit, Maven, model view controller, REST, RESTAssured, RESTFul, Selenium, Selenium WebDriver, soap, Swing, swing gui, Test first, WebDriver, Wicket — Thomas Sundberg @ 06:21

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nice article!

have you tested concordion (http://concordion.org) or graphwalker (http://graphwalker.org) and do you have any comments on pros and cons in comparison to those tools?

cheers!

Comment by Andreas — November 1, 2012 @ 12:48

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- Hi!
  
  I have not tested GraphWalker. My opinion about Concordion is positive, but Concordion is more technical compared to Cucumber. More technical is in some cases not positive. Especially the day when you get your product owner to write the features.
  
  /Thomas
  
  Comment by Thomas Sundberg — November 1, 2012 @ 14:42
  
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Great post! I have read about BDD, cucumber and SbE and this post is by far the best.

I’ve just missed some DSL like Cabybara. Have you used it?

Comment by leoalfabr — December 18, 2012 @ 20:59

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- I am glad you liked it. I have not used Capybara.
  
  /Thomas
  
  Comment by Thomas Sundberg — December 18, 2012 @ 21:04
  
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Reblogged this on ChromeHat and commented:
BDD and Cucumber

Comment by Modus Operandi — February 6, 2013 @ 22:19

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Great post! I had added maven cucumber dependency in pom.xml and trying to create a feature file and step defnitions in java.But i dont find help anywhere for cucumber jvm.
If you can , please help

Comment by sindhuri — March 27, 2013 @ 01:59

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- Hi!
  
  To be able to assist you I would need more information. such as the error you encountered. If I do some guessing I would ask, did you add the dependency in the right pom? There are more than one pom involved in this example. Double check where you have added the Cucumber-jvm references.
  
  HTH
  Thomas
  
  Comment by Thomas Sundberg — March 27, 2013 @ 11:03
  
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Thank you very much!

Comment by Isabek — July 31, 2013 @ 21:45

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