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Pre Class Software Installation Document

The document provides instructions for installing software needed for a course, including Java, Eclipse, Maven, and Chrome and Gecko drivers. It details downloading files, setting environment paths, extracting contents, creating projects, adding dependencies, and more. Key steps are to download files to a TestLeaf folder, install Java, set the Java path, extract and use Eclipse, create a Maven project, add dependencies to pom.xml, refresh projects, and copy drivers to the project's drivers folder.

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Pre Class Software Installation Document

The document provides instructions for installing software needed for a course, including Java, Eclipse, Maven, and Chrome and Gecko drivers. It details downloading files, setting environment paths, extracting contents, creating projects, adding dependencies, and more. Key steps are to download files to a TestLeaf folder, install Java, set the Java path, extract and use Eclipse, create a Maven project, add dependencies to pom.xml, refresh projects, and copy drivers to the project's drivers folder.

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PRE CLASS

SOFTWARE
INSTALLATION
DOCUMENT
https://sway.office.com/5wxAtDdT36LywHgb?ref=Link

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0BxP9W8gy8kZXb1BHdXhKcVMzTU0
1 - Click here for the link
Note: The video contains the older eclipse version. The
recommended version for the
course is Photon.
Note:
If you have an active anti virus in your system, make sure
you disable it certainly before you
do the installation.(Since we are downloading the jar files
from cloud, the antivirus may block
it.)

JAVA INSTALLATION
Check for the availability of JAVA
in
your system
 To check go to the command prompt or terminal and
type

java -version (java<space>-


version)
2 - If you do not have JAVA, you will receive this error
message
3 - If Java already available in your system, you can find
the available version of JAVA.
Note! If you already have JAVA in your system, we
recommend you to have a course
compatible version
i.e JAVA 1.8.x

Follow steps to install JAVA


Make sure that you have a decently configured PC and
well connected Internet during
the installation and course.
1. Navigate to any of your local drives and create a
folder named TestLeaf.
2. Now go to the weblink and download the content to
the TestLeaf Folder.
3. Now unzip the content.

JDK Installation
You can find the installation file from the downloaded
content. Depends on your system
specification, pick 32 or 64 bit of JDK and complete the
basic installation.
Environment path setting
 Go to this Path in your computer: Control
Panel\System and Security\System
 Click on “Advanced system settings” and click on
Environment Variables
 Add the Java path in the Path variable under the
System Variables E.g.: C:\Program
 Files\Java\jdk1.8.0\bin
 On successful completion of JDK installation, go to
command prompt / terminal and type
 java -version

Eclipse Installation
Pre-Requisite/Note:
 JDK 1.8 should be installed prior to the Eclipse
installation
 You should have installed WinRAR software to extract
eclipse.rar
 Internet should be available during Maven project
creation
 You can as well follow using this URL
http://www.tech-recipes.com/rx/39279/create-a-
 newmaven-project-in-eclipse/
Note: Go to the downloaded software folder given by
TestLeaf and go to software’s and
extract eclipse.rar file (that means extract the contents of
eclipse rar file)

Maven Installation
 Once extracted, go inside the extracted folder and
click on eclipse application. [Eclipse
 does not require installation, just copying the given
folder will enable you to use Eclipse]
 Choose the convenient work-space(Project Path this
can be of any path) and click ok
 Close the welcome tab
 Click on File -> New -> Project
 Click Maven -> Maven Project -> Next.
 Check the checkbox in 1 to add a simple project and
click next.
 Enter Group ID and Artifact ID and click finish.
 Wait till the project is created.
 After completion, you will find the following hierarchy
in your eclipse project explorer.
 Click Pom.xml in package explorer then click
pom.xml.
 Now copy the dependencies from pom.xml.txt that is
in Maven Dependencies in
 downloads and paste after the </version> . Then
save the file
 Right click on the project and move to Maven then
select update project.
In the Update Maven Project Wizard box check the force
update and click ok.
 Now, wait till the project updates itself then you can
notice Maven Dependencies in the
 Project Explorer which contains all the
dependencies .jar files.

DRIVERS
INSTALLATION
 After completing the above mentioned installation,
Now Right click on the Project-> New -
 > Folder.
 Give the folder name as drivers and click finish.
 You can go to the package explorer and verify the
folder creation.
 Now, navigate to the TestLeaf folder (that you have
downloaded earlier), Softwares ->
 drivers.
 From that copy, chromedriver.exe and
geckodriver.exe.
 Navigate to drivers folder in the project, Right click on
the folder-> Show in -> System
 Explorer.
 . From downloads copy the drivers and paste in the
driver folder in the project.
 Now, Right click on the project-> Refresh(F5) and
verify the presence of driver in the
 project folder(drivers).
Once done close the eclipse.
For windows only,
 Go to the Run, and type .m2
 Enter click OK.
 You will find a folder called "Repository".
 Delete that folder.
 Now, extract the .m2 folder from the
downloaded software folder
 and copy the repository folder inside it
and paste in your system
 local .m2 folder.
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