Steps to Create New Java Project

Step 1: Create a New Java Project

• Open Eclipse and navigate to the menu bar.
• Select File > New > Java Project.
• In the "Create a Java Project" window, enter the project name (e.g., "Demo").
• Ensure that the default location is used and that the correct JRE is selected.
• Click Next.

Step 2: Configure Java Build Settings

• In the next window, you can define the Java build settings.
• Usually, the default settings are sufficient. Ensure the src folder is created for your source files.
• Click Finish.

Step 3: Project Created

• Once the project is created, it will appear in the Project Explorer.
• You will see the project structure with the JRE System Library and the src folder.
• You can now add your Java classes and other resources to the src folder.
  for example:-

Step 4: Create a New Java Class

• Right-click on the src folder(or the package where you want to create the class).
• Navigate to New > Class from the context menu.

Step 5: Configure the Class Name

• In the New Java Class dialog:
  • Source Folder: Ensure it points to the correct source folder (e.g., Demo/src).
  • Package: Enter the package name (e.g., chromeDriver).
  • Name: Enter the class name (e.g., Example).
  • Modifiers: Ensure 'public' is selected.
  • Which method stubs would you like to create?: Check 'public static void main(String[] args)' if you want to create a main method.
• Click Finish.

Step 6: Verify the Created Class

• Check the Project Explorer to ensure the class has been created under the specified package.
• Open the class to verify its content. The class should include the package declaration, class declaration, and the main method if you selected to create it.

Step 7: Code Writing

• ChromeDriver driver=new ChromeDriver();
• driver.get("http://www.google.com");

• When you hover on the ChromeDriver you get the import package for example

• And then Run the code

Step 8: Output

• Open the Google Page