Hi,
JBehave IDE basic integration relies only on JUnit support. It does
not require Eclipse or other IDE.
There may be some classloading issues. Have a look at FAQ " IDE can't
seem to recognise the JUnitStory/Stories as a JUnit test":
http://jbehave.org/reference/stable/faq.html
The IDE plugins allow you to navigate more easily between textual steps
and Java methods but it's not mandatory.
I'm not sure if there is a Netbeans plugin, but if you find one do let
us know and give us feedback on it.
Cheers
On 12/05/2013 19:05, András Csányi wrote:
Hi All,
I would like get some help regarding how to start to test with
jBehave. I don't have any issues with BDD methodology because I've
been a test engineer for many years and I have been working with BDD
under .Net but I use java in my freetime and my hobby project requires
testing.
So, I created a new project and I created the story file, and the step
file (it contains the steps) and the embedder file which extends the
JUnitStory class. According to the documentation I should run this
file as it would be a jUnit file. When I run it ( right click on the
file and "Test file" menu) it says "No tests executed". However, I do
the same in Eclipse than the tests are run and I can see the results.
The jbehave, jbehave-core are added as dependency to maven and the IDE
can see the packages.
What should I do to Netbeans to have jbehave working? I really don't
want to use Eclipse because I have very deep feeling to it. :)
On the other hand, Is there any plugin for Netbeans?
The next question is about UISpec4j integration, because my hobby
project has Swing client. I know I should use web based frontend but I
don't feel the Source to play with GWT. Is there any tutorial how to
do it? Are there people here who dealt with this question? In the
google result I could find a letter from 2010 where the writer
promised that he is going to write a tutorial about integration.
I appreaciate your help!
András
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