Download, Install & Configuration of WebDriver with eClipse

Follow Below Steps to Configure Selenium from Scratch in New Machine as Well 

Step 1> We need to download the eClipse to write the script using Java and Selenium Libraries.

Download eClipse Complete Package by Going to Below URL.

https://www.eclipse.org/downloads/

Download Complete Package by Clicking below Link, Instead of Installer file for Smooth Installation.

Unzip that downloaded package and Open 'eclipse.exe' file inside the folder.

2> Now we need to install JAVA into the System if Not.

Download the Java by Creating Oracle account for free:

https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-downloads.html

Or Directly from below link:

Download Java Installation File to Your Machine

Watch YouTube Video: JAVA INSTALLATION & CONFIGURATION

Note: Make sure you have correct configuration for 'System Environment Variables'.

3> Now download 'Selenium Java Jars' Libraries files from the official side of Selenium.

Download Link: https://www.selenium.dev/downloads/

Unzip it and placed in separate folder.

4> Add Selenium Jars to Your Project under Libraries Section.

Right Click on Project >> Build Path >> Configure Build Path >> Libraries>> Add External Jars >> Add All Selenium Jar Files

Follow below 1 to 8 Steps and Configure Selenium with eClipse.

Note: If you do not find Class Path in step 3, then no need to worry select root folder over there and import Jar files as per other steps.

5> Download respective browser driver for your testing. 

Note: Check the browser version before downloading, otherwise it will give you an error for version compatibility issue while running your test.

Download Link: https://www.selenium.dev/downloads/

You can select your specific browser and click on Documentation link.

Below link for the chromedriver:

https://sites.google.com/a/chromium.org/chromedriver/

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Project:- Application or Software created specific to customer to achieve specific goal that we can consider as Project. A project is a temporary endeavour that is undertaken to create a unique product or service. It has fixed period to achieve. Example: In-House Attendance System.

Product: Application or Software created for multiple customer by keeping functionality in general for all. This can be used by anyone based on his or her business need. Example: MS Office, eclipse etc.

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Stage 5: Testing the Product

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