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.
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Hello guys,
I have a problem using ant to run scenarios.
Scenario is found but fails to run:
[scenarioRunner] Running scenario qa.scenarios.SearchByNameAndUsageType
BUILD FAILED
control.xml:28: Failed to run scenario qa.scenarios.SearchByNameAndUsageType
PS I didn’t find any contact so posting this comment.
Hi!
JBehave is really great! Installed, read the tutorial, up and running in minutes!
I have two questions:
1st: ist there a community forum anywhere to ask questions?
2nd: Sind I didn’t found a forum and the undocumented javadoc is not very useful: Can anybody tell me how to tell JBehave to output all the steps (including the successful ones)?
Thank you very much in advance!
Hi, we use mailing lists as our community forum: http://jbehave.org/mailing-lists.
Please feel welcome to post any question you have?
Cheers
Anton,
please check the FAQ for answer to your second question: http://jbehave.org/documentation/faq/
Cheers
I’m Italian sorry for my English
JBehave how to get to work on Eclipse.
if you can give me an explanation or a website that explains well
I’m desperate
Thanks for your help
Hi Luigi,
have you read the documentation online, e.g. http://jbehave.org/reference/stable ?
From an Eclipse point of view JBehave is just another library and you can run scenarios as JUnit tests. If you have any other questions feel free to post them on the user mailing list: http://jbehave.org/mailing-lists/
Cheers