Feature: Offering a web-application on a LocalWebServer
  Web-Applications can be mounted on a specified path on a
  LocalWebServer.

  Scenario: Run hello-world on a localwebserver on "/"
    Given a testbed with a "LocalWebServer" application
    And a "HelloWorld" application in it
    And I create a "hello" instance on the "HelloWorld" http-application
    When the "hello" instance of "HelloWorld" is offered on path "/" on the "LocalWebServer" application
    And a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/"
    Then the resulting html page contains "Hello World"
    When a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/schlumpf"
    Then it is given an error

  Scenario: Run hello-world on a localwebserver on "/schlumpf"
    Given a testbed with a "LocalWebServer" application
    And a "HelloWorld" application in it
    And I create a "hello" instance on the "HelloWorld" http-application
    When the "hello" instance of "HelloWorld" is offered on path "/schlumpf" on the "LocalWebServer" application
    And a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/schlumpf"
    Then the resulting html page contains "Hello World"
    When a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/"
    Then it is given an error

  Scenario: Distinguishing between several instances
    Given a testbed with a "LocalWebServer" application
    And a "HelloWorld" application in it
    And I create a "Tree" instance on the "HelloWorld" http-application
    And I create a "Bush" instance on the "HelloWorld" http-application
    When the "Tree" instance of "HelloWorld" is offered on path "/tree" on the "LocalWebServer" application
    And the "Bush" instance of "HelloWorld" is offered on path "/bush" on the "LocalWebServer" application
    And a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/tree"
    Then the resulting html page contains "Tree"
    When a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/bush"
    Then the resulting html page contains "Bush"

  Scenario: Mounting on local path leads to global
    Given a testbed with a "LocalWebServer" application
    And a "HelloWorld" application in it
    And I create a "hello" instance on the "HelloWorld" http-application
    When the "hello" instance of "HelloWorld" is offered on path "muh" on the "LocalWebServer" application
    And a client accesses the "LocalWebServer" on "/muh"
    Then the resulting html page contains "Hello World"