Selenium WebDriver is a popular tool for automating web browsers. Maven, on the other hand, is a build automation and dependency management tool primarily used for Java projects. When working with Selenium WebDriver in a Java project, Maven can be used to manage dependencies and build the project.

To set up Selenium WebDriver with Maven, follow these steps:

1. Create a Maven Project: Start by creating a new Maven project using your preferred IDE or the command line. Ensure that you have Maven installed on your system.

2. Configure the Maven POM.xml: Open the project’s pom.xml file and add the necessary dependencies for Selenium WebDriver. Here’s an example:

3. Save the pom.xml file, and Maven will automatically download the required Selenium WebDriver dependency and its transitive dependencies.

4. Set up Test Classes: Create test classes in your project’s source directory (e.g., src/test/java) and write your Selenium WebDriver tests using Java.

5. Run Tests: You can run the Selenium WebDriver tests using Maven by executing the following command from the project’s root directory:

Maven will compile your code, run the tests, and generate the test reports.

By using Maven, you can easily manage your project’s dependencies, including Selenium WebDriver, and ensure that the required libraries are automatically downloaded and included in your project’s classpath. Additionally, Maven provides a consistent build process and allows for easy integration with build servers or continuous integration tools.