JBehave

BDD Java Frameworks On this page, let’s look at some of the BDD Java Frameworks and the official website URLs.  JBehave JBehave is a pure Java-based BDD framework. There are many advantages of using JBehave for BDD as it supports many cool features. Support for textual stories, parallel runs, IDE integration, extensible, etc. JBehave Core […]

MAVEN_OPTS : How to increase JVM memory In this post, we will see how to increase JVM memory using the environment variable MAVEN_OPTS. MAVEN_OPTS is the Java runtime option used when Maven is run. Sometimes, while running a large number of JBehave stories we might get OutOfMemoryError at runtime. For example, we might get something […]

Write Step Class for a JBehave Story In this post, we will write the Step class for the Calculator JBehave story.( Writing Simple JBehave Story .  The easiest way to create the step class with a dummy skeleton is from the story itself. Generate Steps Right-click on the story in Project Explorer in Eclipse IDE. […]

Debug Serenity BDD JBehave project In this post, we will learn how to debug a Serenity BDD JBehave project in case of test errors, failures, and exceptions. Note that, this post outlines steps to find the root cause that helps automation beginners in the Serenity project. Serenity BDD Project was set up using the steps: […]

Adding Stories to JBehave project In this tutorial, we will learn how to add new stories to the JBehave project. The task looks simple, but there are several steps involved in adding a story to the project. We will learn some guidelines to follow while adding stories to the project. Managing stories During the long […]

Filter Stories in JBehave In this post, we will learn how to filter stories or scenarios during automation dry runs. In real projects, you have many stories under the project folder. It’s important to keep the stories well organized by grouping the scenarios. When you execute the stories, you have several ways to filter the […]