Installation of Xebium on Windows

Xebium is a package of both Selenium IDE (Ease of Regression Testing) and FitNesse (ease of Maintenance Acceptance Testing) which enhances us to Automate Web Testing.

Steps to Install Xebium on Windows:
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Pre-Requisite: Java and Maven must be installed and running in the system without any error

Step.1: Download Xebium from the below resource:
http://xebia.github.io/Xebium/

Step.2: Extract the downloaded Xebium zip file to local drive (e.g. C:/):

Optional Step: We can rename the Xebium Downloaded Folder as per our area of Interest

Files inside the above extracted Xebium Folder:

Step.3: Open a new command (cmd) prompt : Navigate to Xebium folder

Hit Enter for the above Prompt.

Please Type:  mvn -Pfitnesse test

Result: Wait till the process completes...

 It takes a little more time because Maven will retrieves all supported dependencies into Maven :

Note: Minimize the above running xebium server , please dont shut down till we complete with test case execution

Step.4: Open Browser and type :  http://localhost:8000/

Result: Xebium installed and running successfully on the system:

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Installation of Maven on Windows

Steps to Install Maven on Windows:
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Step.1: Install and Run Java (JDK+JRE) on Your Windows System
Step.2: Download Maven from the below location:
              http://maven.apache.org/download.cgi

Step.3: Extract the Zip folder to C directory (not mandatory) in the System:

Step.4: Check the files under the extracted folder:

Step.5: Setting up the Path for Maven in Environment Variable:
--> Desktop
--> My Computer (Perform Right Click on My Computer)
--> Click on "Advanced  System Setting"
--> Click on "Environment Variables"
--> Click on "New" button under "System Variable"
        Variable Name= M2
        Variable Value = C:\apache-maven-3.0.5\bin
--> Click on "OK" button

Now we can see "M2" varibale is visible under System Varibale:

Similarly Add "M2_HOME" variable in the same "System Variable":
Variable Name= M2_HOME
Variable Value = C:\apache-maven-3.0.5

Note: We added two new variables "M2" and "M2_HOME" under "System Variable"
-Now Edit "Path" variable under "System Variable" in order to add path for maven directory:
-Add %M2_HOME%\bin under "Path" vaiable and click on "OK" to save the changes :

Note: Save all changes by clicking on "OK" button and come back to Desktop
Note: Re-Start the System (In my system , just a F5 (Refresh) worked)

Step.6: Open a new cmd prompt :
Type "mvn -version" as shown below

Result: The result shows maven is installed on Windows7 successfully :)

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