JBehave is an embeddable library that builds on the foundation of JUnit 4. JBehave scenarios are annotated with the JUnit @Test annotation.
Therefore any IDE that supports JUnit integration will automatically support JBehave.
Note for Eclipse users:
Earlier (3.2-) 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. You can add source to libraries in the build classpath tab.
Alternatively, one can override the runScenario method and annotate it:
public class MyScenario extends JUnitScenario { @Test public void runScenario(){ super.runScenario(); } }