How to Configure Webdriver-Selenium for Java in Eclipse on Windows
Blog post from Sauce Labs
You can start with WebDriver using Eclipse and the Java bindings on Windows. To do this, you'll need to download and install Java, which is required for the Java bindings. You can get Java from its official download site. Then, you'll need to download and install Eclipse, a widely popular editor for Java. Once installed, create a new Java project in Eclipse using the "File => New => Java Project" option. Add WebDriver's Java bindings to your project by converting it to Maven or Gradle, depending on your team's build and dependency management system. Finally, set up the browser driver engine, such as ChromeDriver.exe, and write your first test using a test framework like JUnit. You can run your test using Eclipse's built-in "Run As => JUnit Test Case" option.
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