The stable releases of jBehave can be found on the Codehaus Repository:
The snapshot builds of JBehave can be found on the Codehaus Snapshots Repository. Be sure to choose the snapshot with the latest 2.x version and the filename with the latest timestamp.
If you use Maven as the build system (or one that is compatible with the Maven Repository, such as Ivy), you can declare JBehave dependency as specifying the correct version.
JBehave was designed to be embeddable in different development environments. The jbehave-core contains support for running scenarios as JUnit tests - which can be run either in your favourite IDE or in your command-line build that supports JUnit tests.
You can also run scenarios using the JBehave Ant or Maven
extensions. In this case, an extra dependency needs to be declared, jbehave-ant
or jbehave-maven-plugin
, as appropriate. Refer to running scenarios.