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How do i run JBehave tests from Maven? I have a class that extends JUnitStories which runs from my IDE. I cant get JBehave Maven plugin to run my tests. Can anyone point to a simple way to run tests with Maven?

Sathish
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I know Mauro and Paul have already responded to you in the JBehave group, so I'm going to put their responses here for completeness:

In the interim, you can refer to the tutorial, which provides a simplified example (although complete) with one way to run stories via Maven.

2018 edit: JBehave now supports Maven's archetypes:

mvn archetype:generate -Dfilter=org.jbehave:jbehave

The archetype jbehave-simple-archetype (listed from this command) provides a simple way to get started.

Lunivore
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  • Hi Sathish, I want to apologise for not doing more on this. As always, other commitments have gotten in the way of my fun. I think from your list posts that you've got it working now? – Lunivore Mar 20 '11 at 20:35
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If your project is based on JBehave project archetype, then you just need to run "mvn integration-test"

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