jbehave

I have read somewhere that JBehave is actually the Java equivalent of Cucumber, whereas Cucumber is based on Ruby. Can someone describe the differences between them provide links that do? cgleissner JBehave and Cucumber are completely different frameworks, although meant for the same purpose: acceptance tests. They are based around stories (JBehave) or features (Cucumber). A feature is a collection of stories, expressed from the point of view of a specific project stakeholder. In your tests, you are referring to the stories, typically via regular expression matching. JBehave is a pure Java

I have been trying JBehave for sometime and I need to figure out if there exists a way to maintain data across steps during the run of one particular scenario ? I mean is it possible to maintain the state/data during a scenario across the Given/When/Then with out using any state variable under the Step Class. Augusto Yes, you can pass an object that maintains the shared state to the different steps. The Noughts And Crosses example in jbehave core demonstrates this. There's some share state between stories that is maintained in the class WindowControl . See that the class NoughtsAndCrossesStory

Does anybody know how to configure IntelliJ Idea so that it automatically copies JBehave *.story files into the target directory? Settings | Compiler | Resource Patterns , add your extension to the list. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8629223/copy-jbehave-stories-into-target-directory-using-intellij-idea