JBehave 2 is an embeddable library that builds on the foundation of JUnit 4. JBehave 2 scenarios are annotated with the JUnit @Test annotation.
Therefore any IDE that supports JUnit integration will automatically support JBehave 2.
NOTE: Some versions of Eclipse need to be aware of the JBehave source to enable the JUnit plugin for scenarios, as they can’t spot the @Test annotation in a class jar. The link to the core sources is available from the download page.
Alternatively, one can override the runScenario method and annotate it:
public class MyScenario extends JUnitScenario { @Test public void runScenario(){ super.runScenario(); } }
