Hi George,
have you look at http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/getting-started.html?
The http://jbehave.org is just a wordpress facade to multiple reference
guides, but it may be better to replace it with a static frontend to
that it'd be easier to navigate to docs and control the contents of the
welcome page.
For the examples, they are mostly using Maven but there are also
Ant-based ones:
http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/examples-modules.html
In any case, to answer your question: yes, you can run the stories in
multiple ways: either in IDE or in CLI, via Ant or Maven.
You've been able to run the Story via JUnit in IDE. Have a look at the
examples for running in CLI.
Cheers
On 08/12/2011 15:39, George Dinwiddie wrote:
I'm finding it surprisingly difficult to get started with JBehave,
when I find Cucumber so easy to use. Mostly it's my unfamiliarity
with Maven, but some of it seems to be difficulty in finding current
information on jbehave.org. Please bear with my ignorant questions
and help me move forward.
I've got the gameoflife example loaded into Eclipse. It compiles and
runs the junit tests.
My current question: How can I run the stories either from the command
line or within the Eclipse junit runner?
thanks,
George
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