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JBehave 2.1 released

The team is proud to announce the release of JBehave 2.1. Download it here.

New features of 2.1 include

  • New annotations @BeforeScenario and @AfterScenario to reset the state after each scenario in a multi-scenario story
  • Pluggable support for different unit-level frameworks (we recommend the latest JUnit)
  • Support for both JUnit 4 and JUnit 3
  • Ant task to run scenarios
  • Some usability improvements for scenario developers

    We hope you continue to enjoy JBehave2 and always welcome your feedback.

Posted 25 October 2008 † Mauro Talevi § News ‡ Comments (0) °

JBehave 2.0 Released

The team is proud to announce the release of our second version. Download it here.

JBehave is a Java-based framework designed to encourage collaboration between Developers, QAs, BAs, business stakeholders and any other team members through automated but human-readable scenarios. Its features include:

  • Plain text scenarios
  • Support for multiple scenarios in a file
  • Pending scenarios (the “Amber Bar”)
  • Clear, easy-to-read output from failures and pending scenarios
  • Parameter capture from scenarios
  • Conversion of parameters to your own objects
  • Support for multiple languages and scenario terminology
  • A high degree of configurability
  • Maven support

    Compare to 1.x releases, in JBehave 2.x we no longer provide

  • mocking frameworks (we recommend Mockito)
  • unit-level frameworks (we recommend the latest JUnit)
  • IDE plugins (JBehave 2.x uses JUnit to run scenarios as tests in IDEs)
  • Swing support (moved to Tyburn)

    We hope you enjoy using JBehave 2 and welcome your feedback.

Posted 03 September 2008 † sirenian § News ‡ Comments (4) °