IntelliJ IDEA comes in two releases: Ultimate, a commercial product that supports a wide range of development scenarios, and Community, a free version for Java Virtual Machine and Android development. WebDriver’s Java Standalone Server library.A test framework (We’ll use JUnit there are many you can use)¥ WebDriver’s Java bindings.To create and run WebDriver tests in Java using IntelliJ you’ll need the following components: This article is one in a series showing how to get WebDriver working in various editors and language platforms.įor an overview of how WebDriver works, please see the section “WebDriver Overview” in the article “ Getting Started with Webdriver/Selenium for Java in Eclipse”. In this article, we'll work on the OSx platform and show you how to get the various parts and pieces, plus write and run one simple test in Java. IntelliJ is a popular, widely used Java Integrated Development Environment (IDE) made by JetBrains.
