Are you aware of the prerequisites to run your first selenium test script? This video will showcase how to install the JDK, Eclipse, and a few dependencies before executing Selenium tests.
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Following are the prerequisites to get started with Selenium automation testingβ:point_down:t3:
JDK Installation
Download the JDK for Windows x64 Installer from the official Java website. To ensure that Java is installed and variables are correctly set, launch the Command Prompt and type: java -version. You will see the Java version that has been installed on your system.
Install Eclipse
Eclipse is an integrated development environment (IDE) for creating Java applications and supports other languages such as C, C++, Python, Perl, Ruby, and others.
Install Maven
Maven is a build automation tool mainly used for Java projects. It is essentially a software project management and comprehension tool that can manage the build, reporting, and documentation.
Install TestNG plugin
The TestNG Eclipse plugin enables you to run TestNG tests from Eclipse while easily monitoring their execution and output.