Brian / Chris,
I think there is no problem in use BDD's ways of thinking and
strutucture the ideas for any kind of test...
For instance, I am using Bdd sentences to write business rules, that
will be implemented by Drools or some Manager class later... I wont
automate it for now, but just
I agree with what Cristiano/Brian are saying. The fact that you can
use JBehave to write unit tests does not make it necessarily the best
tool for the job.
The primary aim of BDD is communication. In the case of unit tests, you
should be able to understand from the code what the behaviour is.
