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Answer 54: Selenium core is the core JS engine of Selenium which executes
tests on browser, but because of same origin policy it needs to be deployed on
app server itself, which is not always feasible. Hence Selenium core is not
used in isolation. Selenium IDE as well as Selenium RC use Selenium core to
drive tests while overcoming same origin policy. In case of Selenium IDE tests
are run in context of browser hence it is not hindered by same origin policy
and with Selenium RC, Selenium Server over comes same origin policy.
Answer 55: Installation is a misnomer for Selenium RC. You don’t install
Selenium RC you only add client libraries to your project.
For example in case of
java you add client driver and Selenium server jars in Eclipse or IntelliJ
which are java editors.
Answer 56: To start Selenium Server, you need to navigate to installation
directory of Selenium server and execute following command –
java -jar selenium-server.jar (This will start Selenium server at port 4444 by default).
Notice that you need to
have java version 1.5 or higher available on your system to be able to use
Selenium server.
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