The examples form an integral part of the project, ensuring the correct
behaviour of the releasable modules. They're not just examples, but
more akin to acceptance/integration tests.
If you are looking for examples that are not connected to the code, then
the jbehave-tutorial is place to start.
The jbehave-core examples can nonetheless be used without having to
import the whole project in the IDE, just the example modules you're
interested in (including the parent of the examples though). You can
activate the 'codehaus' profile in the settings.xml and have access to
the Codehaus snapshots for the latest version of the releasable
modules. Or you can configure you corporate Repository Manager (e.g.
Nexus) to proxy the Codehaus Snapshots.
You do need to clone or download the entire repo though. Honestly, it
takes a min or two to clone or download the source. Care has been taken
to separate into different repos complementary aspects, e.g. web,
eclipse, osgi etc ... but one needs to strike a balance.
On 29/04/2014 11:30, Hans Schwäbli wrote:
Currently I am just interested in the sources for the JBehave examples.
I cannot check them out separetely since they are contained in
jbehave-core, which are a lot of maven projects, sources and hundreds
of dependencies. jbehave-core is a very large repository even without
the examples.
Checking examples out into a IDE and building them is more complicated
and takes more time than it could be because of this.
What do you think about separating the examples from jbehave-core?
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