Before starting the coding for any application, we need to do some setup and configurations in the IDE, which we will use to develop. Following the same, before starting the development of automation test cases using Selenium WebDriver, we need to perform specific configurations in the Eclipse IDE.
It ensures it has all the dependencies which we need for the development of the test cases. It results in the Selenium WebDriver's correct configuration and it's availability for the development of the web automation test cases.
After downloading the Selenium WebDriver, follow the steps mentioned in the following sections to configure the Selenium WebDriver in Eclipse :. Once Eclipse will be started, it will ask you to create a workspace.
Note: Eclipse workspace is a directory on the system where all the Eclipse plugins, configurations, or other project-related information will be stored. You can follow the steps detailed in the article "Download and Start Eclipse" to kickstart the installation and start of Eclipse.
After setting up the workspace, the next step is to create a "Project " in Eclipse. Let's see how we can achieve the same in Eclipse:. Before you create a new project in Eclipse, you need to know what it is? A project is a collection of source files and the settings which help to build, run, and debug the source files.
In Eclipse, a project is on the topmost hierarchy, just after the workspace. One project will contain all the related source files and dependent libraries. You can have multiple projects under one Eclipse workspace.
Follow the steps as mentioned below to create a new Java Project in Eclipse:. Note : The above dialogue-box will only appear for the "Eclipse enterprise version", as this version can be used for the development of other types of the project also apart from Java , and every kind of project has its perspective.
Once we finish creating a Java project in Eclipse, the next step if to create a package under the Project. Let's see how to create a package under the project in Eclipse:. To create a new package under the newly created project "DemoQA", follow the steps as mentioned below:. Once you finish creating a package under the project, the next step is to create a Java class under the package, which will write the test cases using Selenium WebDriver.
To create a new class, follow the steps as mentioned below:. As we can see in the above screenshot, a new file named "FirstTestCase. It contains one class named "FirstTestCase", as shown in the right pane of the above screenshot. Conclusively, now we have a placeholder available where we can write our Selenium test cases.
The next step is to include the various libraries provided by "Selenium WebDriver " in the newly created project. Let's how we can consist of the Selenium WebDriver libraries in a project in Eclipse? As we have already downloaded the Selenium WebDriver, We can include those Selenium WebDriver Jar files into the Eclipse project by following the steps as mentioned below:. As we can see in the above screenshot, few Selenium WebDriver jar files are directly under the " selenium-java Similarly, a few of them are under the " libs " folder inside " selenium-java The configuration of the Selenium WebDriver jars is now complete.
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