testability-driver 1.2.1 → 1.3.0

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_refresh_ui_dump.feature

@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#refresh_ui_dump
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use refresh_ui_dump method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing refresh_ui_dump method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].refresh_ui_dump()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing refresh_ui_dump method with optional argument 'refresh_args' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].refresh_ui_dump(refresh_args)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing refresh_ui_dump method with optional argument 'creation_attributes' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].refresh_ui_dump(refresh_args, creation_attributes)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_run.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#run
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use run method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing run method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].run(target)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_sent_data.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#sent_data
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use sent_data method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing sent_data method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].sent_data()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_state.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#state
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use state method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing state method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].state()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_translate.feature

@@ -1,30 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#translate
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use translate method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing translate method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].translate(logical_name)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing translate method with optional argument 'file_name' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].translate(logical_name, file_name)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing translate method with optional argument 'plurality' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].translate(logical_name, file_name, plurality)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing translate method with optional argument 'numerus' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].translate(logical_name, file_name, plurality, numerus)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing translate method with optional argument 'lengthvariant' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].translate(logical_name, file_name, plurality, numerus, lengthvariant)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_ui_type.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#ui_type
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use ui_type attribute to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing ui_type attribute (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].ui_type"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_ui_version.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#ui_version
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use ui_version attribute to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing ui_version attribute (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].ui_version"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_unfreeze.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#unfreeze
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use unfreeze method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing unfreeze method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].unfreeze()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_update.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#update
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use update method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing update method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].update()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_verify_always.feature

@@ -1,20 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#verify_always
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use verify_always method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing verify_always method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].verify_always(expected)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing verify_always method with optional argument 'message' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].verify_always(expected, message)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing verify_always method with optional argument 'block' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].verify_always(expected, message, block)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_verify_blocks.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#verify_blocks
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use verify_blocks attribute to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing verify_blocks attribute (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].verify_blocks"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_x_path.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#x_path
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use x_path attribute to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing x_path attribute (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].x_path"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_xml_data.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#xml_data
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use xml_data attribute to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing xml_data attribute (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].xml_data"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_xml_data_0x3d.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#xml_data=
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use xml_data= method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing xml_data= method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].xml_data=(xml)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/sut_xml_data_crc.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SUT#xml_data_crc
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use xml_data_crc attribute to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SUT behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing xml_data_crc attribute (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].xml_data_crc"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/switchbox_behaviour_power_down.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour#power_down
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use power_down method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing power_down method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].power_down()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/switchbox_behaviour_power_status.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour#power_status
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use power_status method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing power_status method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].power_status()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/switchbox_behaviour_power_up.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour#power_up
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use power_up method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing power_up method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].power_up()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/switchbox_behaviour_reset.feature

@@ -1,10 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour#reset
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use reset method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::SwitchboxBehaviour behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing reset method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].reset()"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver-devtools/tests/feature_tests/output/verification_test_object_exists_0x3f.feature

@@ -1,15 +0,0 @@
-Feature: MobyBehaviour::Verification#test_object_exists?
-  As a test scripter writer
-  I want to use test_object_exists? method to [DO_SOMETHING] in [TARGET_APPLICATION]
-  so that I can test the MobyBehaviour::Verification behaviour
-
-  Scenario: Testing test_object_exists? method with required argument(s) (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].test_object_exists?(type)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-
-  Scenario: Testing test_object_exists? method with optional argument 'attributes' (Rename this to be more descriptive)
-    Given I launch application [APPLICATION_NAME] as @app
-    When I execute "@app.[SOME_OBJECT].test_object_exists?(type, attributes)"
-    Then [ADD_YOUR_VERIFICATION_HERE]
-

data/lib/tdriver/base/behaviour/factory_new.rb

@@ -1,409 +0,0 @@
-############################################################################
-## 
-## Copyright (C) 2010 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies). 
-## All rights reserved. 
-## Contact: Nokia Corporation (testabilitydriver@nokia.com) 
-## 
-## This file is part of Testability Driver. 
-## 
-## If you have questions regarding the use of this file, please contact 
-## Nokia at testabilitydriver@nokia.com . 
-## 
-## This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or 
-## modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public 
-## License version 2.1 as published by the Free Software Foundation 
-## and appearing in the file LICENSE.LGPL included in the packaging 
-## of this file. 
-## 
-############################################################################
-
-#require 'lib/tdriver'
-
-module TDriver
-
-  class Behaviour
-
-    def initialize( values )
-
-      # add each hash pair as class instance attribute    
-      values.each_pair do | key, value |
-
-        # cast to string; might need additional verification for invalid characters
-        key = key.to_s
-
-        # add attribute reader for hash key 
-        eval <<-CODE 
-        
-          # add attribute reader     
-          class << self; attr_reader :#{ key }; end
-
-          # set value
-          @#{ key } = #{ value.inspect };
-          
-        CODE
-      
-      end
-    
-    end
-
-    def method_missing( name, *args )
-    
-      nil
-    
-    end
-    
-    def applies_to?( rule )
-
-      rule.default = [ '*' ]
-      
-      case rule[ :name ]
-      
-        when @name
-        
-          true
-        
-        when ['*'] 
-          
-          !( rule[ :object_type ] & @object_type ).empty? && 
-          !( rule[ :input_type ] & @input_type ).empty? &&
-          !( rule[ :env ] & @env ).empty? && 
-          !( rule[ :version ] & @version ).empty? 
-
-        else
-        
-          false
-
-      end      
-
-=begin
-      # calculate hash for behaviour rule / hash value will be used to identify similar objects
-      @@behaviours_cache.fetch( rule.delete_keys( :object ).hash ){ | behaviour_hash |
-
-        rule.default = [ '*' ]
-
-        @@behaviours_cache[ behaviour_hash ] = @@behaviours.each_with_index.collect{ | behaviour, index |
-
-          case rule[ :name ]
-
-            when behaviour[ :name ]
-
-              index
-
-            when [ '*' ]
-
-              index if ( 
-                !( rule[ :object_type ] & behaviour[ :object_type ] ).empty? && 
-                !( rule[ :input_type ] & behaviour[ :input_type ] ).empty? &&
-                !( rule[ :env ] & behaviour[ :env ] ).empty? && 
-                !( rule[ :version ] & behaviour[ :version ] ).empty? 
-              )
-
-          else
-
-            nil
-
-          end
-
-        }.compact
-
-      }
-=end
-
-    end
-  
-  end
-
-  class BehaviourFactory
-  
-    class << self
-
-    public
-
-      # initialize behaviours factory
-      def init( options )
-
-        load_behaviours( 
-        
-          options[ :path ] 
-          
-        )
-
-      end
-      
-      # reset class configuration
-      def reset
-
-        # reset default values
-        initialize_class      
-      
-      end
-
-      def collect_behaviours( rule )
-
-        cache_key = rule.reject{ | key, value | key == :object }
-
-        if @behaviours_cache.has_key?( cache_key )
-        
-          @behaviours_cache[ cache_key ]
-        
-        else
-        
-          # retrieve enabled plugins from PluginService
-          enabled_plugins = TDriver::PluginService.enabled_plugins 
-
-          @behaviours_cache[ cache_key ] = @behaviours.select do | behaviour |
-
-            # skip if required plugin is not registered or enabled; compare requires array and enabled_plugins array
-            next unless ( behaviour[ 'requires' ] - enabled_plugins ).empty?
-
-            rule.default = [ '*' ]
-            
-            case rule[ :name ]
-            
-              when @name
-              
-                # exact match with name
-                true
-              
-              when ['*'] 
-   
-                # compare rules and behaviour attributes             
-                !( rule[ :object_type ] & behaviour[ 'object_type' ] ).empty? && 
-                !( rule[ :input_type ] & behaviour[ 'input_type' ] ).empty? &&
-                !( rule[ :env ] & behaviour[ 'env' ] ).empty? && 
-                !( rule[ :version ] & behaviour[ 'version' ] ).empty? 
-
-              else
-              
-                false
-
-            end
-
-          end
-
-        end
-      
-      end
-
-      def apply_behaviour( rule )
-        
-        collected_indexes = [] 
-        
-        rule[ :object ].instance_variable_get( :@object_behaviours )
-        
-        collect_behaviours( rule ).each do | behaviour |
-
-          begin
-        
-            # retrieve behaviour module
-            behaviour[ 'module' ] = MobyUtil::KernelHelper.get_constant( behaviour[ 'module' ].to_s ) unless behaviour[ 'module' ].kind_of?( Module )
-
-            # extend target object with behaviour module
-            rule[ :object ].extend( behaviour[ 'module' ] )
-
-            # store behaviour indexes
-            collected_indexes << behaviour[ 'index' ]
-
-          rescue NameError
-
-            raise NameError, "Implementation for #{ behaviour[ 'name' ] } behaviour does not exist. (#{ behaviour[ 'module' ] })"
-          
-          rescue
-          
-            raise RuntimeError, "Error while applying #{ behaviour[ 'name' ] } (#{ behaviour[ 'module' ] }) behaviour to target object due to #{ $!.message } (#{ $!.class })"
-          
-          end
-
-        
-        end
-        
-        rule[ :object ].instance_variable_get( :@object_behaviours ).tap{ | indexes | indexes = indexes | collected_indexes }
-                  
-=begin     
-        # retrieve enabled plugins from PluginService
-        enabled_plugins = TDriver::PluginService.enabled_plugins 
-
-        @behaviours.each_with_index{ | behaviour, index |
-        
-          # skip if required plugin is not registered or enabled; compare requires array and enabled_plugins array
-          next unless ( behaviour.requires - enabled_plugins ).empty?
-        
-          if behaviour.applies_to?( rule )
-            
-            begin
-                                     
-             behaviour_module = behaviour.module
-                                     
-              # retrieve behaviour module
-              if behaviour_module.kind_of?( String )
-                behaviour_module = behaviour.instance_variable_set(:@module, MobyUtil::KernelHelper.get_constant( behaviour.module )) 
-              end
-
-              # extend target object with behaviour module
-              rule[ :object ].extend( behaviour_module )
-          
-            rescue NameError
-
-              raise NameError, "Implementation for #{ behaviour.name } behaviour does not exist. (#{ behaviour.module })"
-            
-            rescue
-            
-              raise RuntimeError, "Error while applying #{ behaviour.name } (#{ behaviour.module }) behaviour to target object due to #{ $!.message } (#{ $!.class })"
-            
-            end
-
-# new
-#MobyBase::BehaviourFactory::apply_behaviour!                                          631      2.25980600      2.21837500    3.178%      0.00358131
-
-# old
-#MobyBase::BehaviourFactory::apply_behaviour!                                          631      2.27668800      2.23749700    3.178%      0.00360806
-#MobyBase::BehaviourFactory::apply_behaviour!                                          631      0.87363100      0.77245300    1.131%      0.00138452
-#MobyBase::BehaviourFactory::apply_behaviour!                                          631      0.51659900      0.48817000    0.720%      0.00081870
-#MobyBase::BehaviourFactory::apply_behaviour!                                          631      0.73310700      0.70426600    1.030%      0.00116182
-#MobyBase::BehaviourFactory::apply_behaviour!                                          631      0.58667000      0.55826300    0.824%      0.00092975
-
-#=begin           
-            # add behaviour information to test object
-            rule[ :object ].instance_variable_get( :@object_behaviours ).tap{ | indexes |
-            
-              indexes.push( index ) unless indexes.include?( index )
-            
-            }
-#=end
-      
-            # add behaviour information to test object
-            indexes = rule[ :object ].instance_variable_get( :@object_behaviours )
-
-            indexes.push( index ) unless indexes.include?( index )
-              
-          end # if applies.to?
-          
-        }
-=end
-      
-      end
-
-    private
-      
-      # private methods and variables
-      def initialize_class
-
-        # behaviours container
-        @behaviours = []
-        
-        @behaviours_cache = {}
-            
-      end
-
-      # load and parse behaviours files
-      def load_behaviours( path )
-
-        # behaviour xml files path
-        Dir.glob( File.join( path, '*.xml' ) ){ | filename |
- 
-          begin
-      
-            # read file contents
-            content = MobyUtil::FileHelper.get_file( filename )  
-          
-            # skip when empty file
-            next if content.empty?
-  
-            # parse behaviour xml and process each behaviours element
-            MobyUtil::XML.parse_string( content ).root.xpath( '/behaviours' ).each do | behaviours |
-
-              # retrieve root attributes
-              root_attributes = behaviours.attributes
-
-              # process each behaviour element
-              behaviours.xpath( 'behaviour' ).each do | behaviour |
-
-                # retrieve behaviour attributes - set default values if not found from element
-                attributes = behaviour.attributes.default_values(
-                  "name"        => '', 
-                  "object_type" => '', 
-                  "input_type"  => '', 
-                  "sut_type"    => '', 
-                  "version"     => '',
-                  "env"         => '*'
-                )
-
-                # verify that behaviour attributes are not empty
-                attributes.each_pair do | key, value |                  
-
-                  value.not_empty "behaviour element attribute #{ key.inspect } is not defined or empty", RuntimeError
-
-                end 
-
-                # retrieve implementation/module name
-                module_name = behaviour.at_xpath( 'module/@name' ).to_s
-
-                # verify that module name is defined
-                module_name.not_empty "behaviour #{ attributes[ "name" ].inspect } does not have module name defined or is empty", RuntimeError
-                
-                # store behaviour 
-                #@behaviours << Behaviour.new( 
-
-                # store behaviour 
-                @behaviours << { #Behaviour.new( 
-
-                  "index"       => @behaviours.count,
-    
-                  "name"        => attributes[ 'name'        ],
-                  "object_type" => attributes[ 'object_type' ].split(';'),
-                  "input_type"  => attributes[ 'input_type'  ].split(';'),
-                  "version"     => attributes[ 'version'     ].split(';'),
-                  "env"         => attributes[ 'env'         ].split(';'),
-
-                  "requires"    => root_attributes[ 'plugin' ].to_s.split(';'),
-
-                  "module"      => module_name,
-                  "file"        => behaviour.at_xpath( 'module/text()' ).to_s, # optional 
-                  
-                  "methods"     => Hash[ 
-                    # collect method details from behaviour 
-                    behaviour.xpath( 'methods/method' ).collect{ | method |                
-                      [ 
-                        method.attribute('name'),
-                        {
-                          "description" => method.at_xpath( 'description/text()' ).to_s,
-                          "example" => method.at_xpath( 'example/text()' ).to_s
-                        }
-                      ]                  
-                    }
-                  ]
-                
-                }
-                
-                # )
-
-              end # behaviour.each
-
-            end # behaviours.each
-
-          rescue MobyUtil::FileNotFoundError
-
-            raise
-
-          rescue MobyUtil::XML::ParseError
-          
-            raise MobyUtil::XML::ParseError, "Error while parsing behaviours file #{ behaviours[ :filename ] } due to #{ $!.message }"
-
-          rescue
-
-            raise RuntimeError, "Error while processing behaviours file #{ filename } due to #{ $!.message }"
-
-          end
-        
-        } # Dir.glob
-      
-      end # behaviours
-      
-    end # self
-   
-    # initialize behaviour factory
-    initialize_class
-
-  end
-  
-end