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I am trying to run .feature from java main application or say a spring boot application rather going through Junit approach. I am facing issues to run it from main. somehow i tried to run from main by using Main.main call in eclipse but when i packaged to in .jar or deployed to openshift it started throwing No backend module found exception. Could anyone of you please help me to find a way on it?
I am using java8 and cucumber-java8 dependency
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Main.main(new String { "-g", "com.test.helloworld", "C:Users\git1test-helloworldsrcmainresourceshelloworld.feature" });
I would like to try this with plain java main class. In eclipse its able to execute without any hassles but when i tries in jar/openshift its unable to load feature or backend modules.
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I am trying to run .feature from java main application or say a spring boot application rather going through Junit approach. I am facing issues to run it from main. somehow i tried to run from main by using Main.main call in eclipse but when i packaged to in .jar or deployed to openshift it started throwing No backend module found exception. Could anyone of you please help me to find a way on it?
I am using java8 and cucumber-java8 dependency
e.g
Main.main(new String { "-g", "com.test.helloworld", "C:Users\git1test-helloworldsrcmainresourceshelloworld.feature" });
I would like to try this with plain java main class. In eclipse its able to execute without any hassles but when i tries in jar/openshift its unable to load feature or backend modules.
cucumber-java
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I am trying to run .feature from java main application or say a spring boot application rather going through Junit approach. I am facing issues to run it from main. somehow i tried to run from main by using Main.main call in eclipse but when i packaged to in .jar or deployed to openshift it started throwing No backend module found exception. Could anyone of you please help me to find a way on it?
I am using java8 and cucumber-java8 dependency
e.g
Main.main(new String { "-g", "com.test.helloworld", "C:Users\git1test-helloworldsrcmainresourceshelloworld.feature" });
I would like to try this with plain java main class. In eclipse its able to execute without any hassles but when i tries in jar/openshift its unable to load feature or backend modules.
cucumber-java
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griffin
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I am trying to run .feature from java main application or say a spring boot application rather going through Junit approach. I am facing issues to run it from main. somehow i tried to run from main by using Main.main call in eclipse but when i packaged to in .jar or deployed to openshift it started throwing No backend module found exception. Could anyone of you please help me to find a way on it?
I am using java8 and cucumber-java8 dependency
e.g
Main.main(new String { "-g", "com.test.helloworld", "C:Users\git1test-helloworldsrcmainresourceshelloworld.feature" });
I would like to try this with plain java main class. In eclipse its able to execute without any hassles but when i tries in jar/openshift its unable to load feature or backend modules.
cucumber-java
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SpringBoot uses a nested jar structure that requires the use of ApplicationContext.getResources to access it transparently. As such you'll have to implement a resource loader for Cucumber that utilizes the application context.
See also:
- Cucumber: no backend found when running from Spring Boot jar
- Feature files can not read from Spring boot structure.
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SpringBoot uses a nested jar structure that requires the use of ApplicationContext.getResources to access it transparently. As such you'll have to implement a resource loader for Cucumber that utilizes the application context.
See also:
- Cucumber: no backend found when running from Spring Boot jar
- Feature files can not read from Spring boot structure.
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SpringBoot uses a nested jar structure that requires the use of ApplicationContext.getResources to access it transparently. As such you'll have to implement a resource loader for Cucumber that utilizes the application context.
See also:
- Cucumber: no backend found when running from Spring Boot jar
- Feature files can not read from Spring boot structure.
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SpringBoot uses a nested jar structure that requires the use of ApplicationContext.getResources to access it transparently. As such you'll have to implement a resource loader for Cucumber that utilizes the application context.
See also:
- Cucumber: no backend found when running from Spring Boot jar
- Feature files can not read from Spring boot structure.
answered Nov 23 at 10:46
mpkorstanje
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SpringBoot uses a nested jar structure that requires the use of ApplicationContext.getResources to access it transparently. As such you'll have to implement a resource loader for Cucumber that utilizes the application context.
See also:
- Cucumber: no backend found when running from Spring Boot jar
- Feature files can not read from Spring boot structure.
answered Nov 23 at 10:46
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answered Nov 23 at 10:46
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