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Added by Louis Thibault, last edited by Francois Denommee on May 07, 2008  (view change)
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Import the fixture

The fixture is the glue between the executable specifications and the system under development (SUD) or the system under test (SUT).
In order to execute the example, we need to specify the package in which GreenPepper will find the fixture code. To do so, we create a table Import with the name of the package of fixtures that will be used in our examples. The developer will often be the right person to determine that information.

GreenPepper setup:

import
com.greenpepper.samples.application.bank
Note

You may have notice that some examples provided in GreenPepper Software does not use the import table as shown here. For those examples, the fixtures to be imported are defined with the Import Macro included in Confluence Plugin.

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