Before we start writing a Maven code, we’d like to feature the overall dependencies like TestNG and Selenium within the pom.xml file.
So for this, we’ll follow the below process:
• Automatically we get the Pom.xml file within an equivalent project.
• To download the dependency jar for TestNG and Selenium, we should always write a dependency code for all the tools within the Pom.xml file.
• To get the dependency code, attend the Google search and sort “TestNG Maven dependency”, and click on on the given link.

• And copy the dependency code of TestNG and paste within the pom.xml file.

• In the scope section, change the worth from test to compile and final dependency code will appear as if this:
1.
2. org.testng
3. testng
4. 6.8
5. compile
6.
Then, we’ll add the Maven dependency for Selenium, so for this, we’ll follow an equivalent process as before:
• Go to the Google and look for “Maven selenium dependency” and click on on the given link as we will see within the below screenshot:

• And copy the dependency code from the link and paste inside the xml file.

• After adding the Dependency code for TestNG and Selenium, the Pom.xml file will appear as if this:
1.
2. org.testng
3. testng
4. 6.8
5. compile
6.
7.
8. org.seleniumhq.selenium
9. selenium-java
10. 3.141.59
11.
12.
• Then press ctrl+s to save lots of the pom.xml file.
• Once we are done adding with the dependencies, we will see that each one the jars file added within the Maven Dependencies folder under the MavenProject.

So, this brings us to the end of blog. This Tecklearn ‘How to handle or download dependency Jar using Maven’ blog helps you with commonly asked questions if you are looking out for a job in Selenium and Automation Testing. If you wish to learn Selenium and build a career in Automation Testing domain, then check out our interactive, Selenium Certification Training, that comes with 24*7 support to guide you throughout your learning period. Please find the link for course details:

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Getting started with Selenium

• Introduction to Selenium testing
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• Installation of Java JDK, JRE and Eclipse

Setting the environment in Eclipse for Selenium

• Java Introduction
• Creating a Java function and executing
• Concepts of Java
• Properties File
• Reading Data from Excel File
• Database Connection
• Hands On

Advantages of Selenium automation testing

• Selenium Features
• Concept of Selenium Integrated Development Environment
• Understanding of the Selenium IDE features
• Addition of Script assertions and general commands
• Deploying the first Selenium Script
• Sample project IDE
• Recording Selenium test case
• Hands On

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• Download and installation
• Creating a Java function using Selenium and execution
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• Table and Form Elements
• Firebug extension and Fire Path installation
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• Frames
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• Selenium Webdriver Wait
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• Calendar
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• Introduction to TestNG
• Advantages of TestNG
• Installing TestNG on Eclipse
• Rules to write TestNG
• TestNG Features
• Annotations
• Grouping
• Sequencing: Prioritization and Dependency
• Enable/Disable a test case
• Parameterization: Using Xml file and DataProvider
• Parallel Testing & Cross Browser Testing
• TestNG Report: HTML Report, Console Report, XML Report

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• Data Driven Testing Framework
• Keyword Driven Testing Framework
• Hybrid Driven Testing Framework
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