I reproduced the issue by pointing the same workplace by Eclipse - Luna and Indigo. It looks like the issue is due to older eclipse editors.
#Download selenium java jar files update
So if you are using selenium 3, dont forget to update editors and system JRE/JDK. And the import was successful for FirefoxDriver. Updated eclipse to latest version - oxygen - Īfter that I validated the import individually from selenium standalone server as well as from selenium-Java jars one by one.Updated system java-JRE library to latest.I also faced the same issue so performed below steps and it got fixed. I'm a new QA Tester and I need to learn automation for my job.Īlternatively, does anyone have a tutorial or udemy course they know of that has the latest software versions and such? I can follow instructions, but this tutorial I'm using was given to me by a colleague and it's not seamless.
I follow the tutorial, but it must be dated, because it wants me to use luna and that's older, but when I try newer versions, well, the steps to follow are not perfect and I worry that eclipse might be part of the problem. Lastly, I don't know what version of eclipse is appropriate. This is one of the pages from the tutorial I'm using: initialize firefox driver object to open firefox browser.Īnd I'll add a capture of the jar files on my system: tProperty("","D:\Selenium Files\geckodriver.exe")
I've followed all instructions to import what's on my system, but when I see captures of the jar files I should see, my list is much shorter. I imagine the import path along with the = path.īut one other person mentioned the jar files. I'll use chrome, I just don't know what all I'd have to change. There's a step for using the geckodriver.exe, but that's not working either. I'm using a selenium website tutorial and it's using firefox.
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