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Can Cucumber be integrated with a Java IDE?

 
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Netbeans can be used for Ruby Programming, and Netbeans have JUnit integrated. So i want to know if its possible to integrate Cucumber like a plugin for netbeans?
 
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Hi Ronald,

Yes, I've seen people use a Cucumber plugin with Netbeans, though I've never used it myself. If you use Cucumber-JVM[1], you can also use the JUnit interface to run the tests just as you would for a normal unit test suite.

[1] http://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-jvm
 
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Matt Wynne wrote:Hi Ronald,

Yes, I've seen people use a Cucumber plugin with Netbeans, though I've never used it myself. If you use Cucumber-JVM[1], you can also use the JUnit interface to run the tests just as you would for a normal unit test suite.

[1] http://github.com/cucumber/cucumber-jvm



Sounds great, i will investigate a little about it.
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