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Managing packages with Maven - Selenium Tutorial
From the course: Advanced Selenium: Automation Frameworks
Managing packages with Maven
- [Instructor] Our integrated development environment, IntelliJ, can create a new project for us using Maven, the Java package manager that we'll be using for this course. Maven is relatively easy to use. I strongly encourage you, if you have the time, to try googling for how to use Maven on the command line. For now we're just going to go ahead and open IntelliJ, and we're going to click on Create New Project. If you followed the Java installation instructions you should see Java version 11 in the project SDK drop-down that appears on the next screen. In the lower right-hand corner click the Next button and you'll be taken to a screen asking you to enter the group ID and the artifact ID. The group ID of a Java project is a way of declaring a unique namespace so that you can keep Java projects separate from each other. The artifact ID is what your Java project will actually be called. By convention, a group ID usually…
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Testing with Selenide: Navigate and wait3m 54s
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Testing with Selenide: Inputs4m 36s
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