GreenPepper 2.6 release notes

	New Scenario Interpreter See Customer Guide or Developper Guide The fixture class will need to use the GreenPepper annotations @Given, @When, @Then, @Check, @Display on method to match a phrase (using regular expression). See the Bank Scenario for an example.
	XWiki integration See documentation. On first time installation, the plugin will alert you that you need to configure GreenPepper. Clicking the icon will allow you to select the database installation. You can use the Quick installation which use an embedded database (hsqldb) or use the Custom installation which use an external database accessible from a JNDI context (needs proper configuration) You will need to enter a valid license Clicking the icon will allow you to upload a license key For a first time installation, we suggest to create the Demo Space of GreenPepper to see if all is working properly. You can select the programming language of your choice (Java or .Net - or even both!) On the bottom of the GreenPepper Demo Space home, click the Execute button (make sure all is green) You will see this box on pages that are registered as executable specification System Under Test selection for an executable specification Runner registration Project registration When a new Space is created, GreenPepper will ask if you want to register it as a new GreenPepper project
	Plugin for Grails Allow executing specifications against a Grails application. See documentation

And Much More

• Better compatibility with Confluence version 3.0 and up
• PHP Extension improvements (thanks to folks at Astria)

GreenPepper 2.5 Fixed Issues

• GP-789 - Having a long method name containing many spaces result in an OutOfMemory
• GP-788 - GreenPepper theme is broken
• GP-786 - .Net Encoding problem with non UTF-8 OS