Step by Step process to setup Selenium WebDriver project in Eclipse IDE.
Step1: Download Java JDK and install if not installed already.
Download Link: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html
Step2: Download Eclipse if not installed already on your system.
Download Link: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
Step3: Set up Workspace for your project in eclipse.
Navigate to File Menu -> Workspace . Specify folder path where you want to store all files related to your project.
Step4: Create New Project
Go to File Menu -> New -> Select Java Project
Give a name to your project , select Java Runtime Environment
Next - > Finish
You can see a project is created with src folder for storing source code and class files. JRE library is also attached.
Step5: Download Selenium Server and Client for WebDriver.
Download Link: http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download/
Step6: Extract Jar files from Selenium Client zip folder.
Step7: Add Selenium Jars to your project.
To do this make a Folder in project (Right click on project name -> New -> Folder) and name it as lib.
Now, drag Selenium Server jar (selenium-server-standalone-2.39.0) for version 2.39.0 to lib folder.
Open unzipped client folder and drag Client jar (drag jar not having srcs to lib folder eg: add jar with name "selenium-java-2.39.0" and not "selenium-java-2.39.0-srcs" to your project lib )
Select both jars in lib folder -> Right click -> Add Build path
After doing this automatically Referenced Libraries folder should be created and jars should be attached there.
Step8: Download Junit
Download Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/junit/files/junit/
Add Junit jar to project same way as we added Webdriver jar files in Step7.
Step9: Record a web test using Selenium IDE extension for Firefox.
Step10: Export Test Case as - Java/ Junit4 / WebDriver
Save test case in src folder of your eclipse project with .java as extension.
Step11: To run your test case , Right click anywhere in code area -> Run As -> JUnit Test
Below is the video for all these steps for reference.
Step1: Download Java JDK and install if not installed already.
Download Link: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/jdk7-downloads-1880260.html
Step2: Download Eclipse if not installed already on your system.
Download Link: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
Step3: Set up Workspace for your project in eclipse.
Navigate to File Menu -> Workspace . Specify folder path where you want to store all files related to your project.
Step4: Create New Project
Go to File Menu -> New -> Select Java Project
Give a name to your project , select Java Runtime Environment
Next - > Finish
You can see a project is created with src folder for storing source code and class files. JRE library is also attached.
Step5: Download Selenium Server and Client for WebDriver.
Download Link: http://docs.seleniumhq.org/download/
Step6: Extract Jar files from Selenium Client zip folder.
Step7: Add Selenium Jars to your project.
To do this make a Folder in project (Right click on project name -> New -> Folder) and name it as lib.
Now, drag Selenium Server jar (selenium-server-standalone-2.39.0) for version 2.39.0 to lib folder.
Open unzipped client folder and drag Client jar (drag jar not having srcs to lib folder eg: add jar with name "selenium-java-2.39.0" and not "selenium-java-2.39.0-srcs" to your project lib )
Select both jars in lib folder -> Right click -> Add Build path
After doing this automatically Referenced Libraries folder should be created and jars should be attached there.
Step8: Download Junit
Download Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/junit/files/junit/
Add Junit jar to project same way as we added Webdriver jar files in Step7.
Step9: Record a web test using Selenium IDE extension for Firefox.
Step10: Export Test Case as - Java/ Junit4 / WebDriver
Save test case in src folder of your eclipse project with .java as extension.
Step11: To run your test case , Right click anywhere in code area -> Run As -> JUnit Test
Below is the video for all these steps for reference.
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