

Now let’s go ahead and create a Libs folder in the created project. Keep the default settings as is and click on Finish Button. In the Create New Project window, provide a Project Name and click on Next button. Once the Eclipse IDE is open, click on File à New Project à Java Project as shown below. Launch Eclipse & Choose a workspace name as shown below. Now that we have installed Java, Downloaded required Selenium Jars & Eclipse IDE, let us look at how to configure Selenium in Eclipse. Extract the downloaded selenium-java-2.53.0 Zip File to a folder as shown below.Īlong with the Selenium Standalone Server & Selenium Java Jars the following Jar files which is the available in the extracted libs folder (Shown Below) is also required. In order to create scripts that interact with the Selenium Server (Selenium RC, Selenium Remote WebDriver) or create local Selenium WebDriver scripts, will have to use language-specific client drivers. Selenium Standalone Server is required to run Remote Selenium Web Drivers. You will have to download both Selenium Standalone Server & Java Client driver (Selenium Client & WebDriver Language Bindings) as highlighted below. Here in this tutorial, I have used Eclipse Mars 2 IDE to showcase configuring Selenium in Eclipse IDE. You can download the latest Eclipse IDE from here ( ). If Java is not installed on your system, then please Download & install the latest Java JDK from here.ĭouble Click on the JDK installer and follow the on screen instructions to get the JDK installed on your machine. I hope you might have already have installed Java and would have Eclipse IDE as well. In this article I will walk through the steps required to configure Selenium in Eclipse IDE from Scratch.
