1，需要加上3个jar包；

2，报错信息：

Please add the directory containing ''firefox.exe'' to your PATH environment variable, or explicitly specify a path to Firefox 3 like this: *firefox3c:\blah\firefox.exe

selenium的jira提交bug中心的报告：

解决方案：

这个是selenium的一个bug，最新版本的虽然需要将你需要测试的浏览器加入path中，但是却不检查。

So, I'm guessing you should be able to launch Google Chrome using "*googlechrome" instead of "*chrome".

Google Chrome is not the one which invented the term "chrome", actually ; it means, like  or 。

Chances are this problem is caused by an already-running instance of the Selenium server. The new instance needs to listen on the same port number, but can't, because the port is already in use.

Let's say your Selenium server is configured to start on port 4444. Determine if the port is in use using the 'netstat' command:

On Windows: netstat -an | find "4444"

Expect to see output like this:

  TCP    0.0.0.0:4444           0.0.0.0:0              LISTENING   TCP    [::]:4444              [::]:0                 LISTENING

On Linux, use: netstat -anp | grep 4444

(No Linux box to hand, so can't show example output!)

If you see any output, you need to kill the process that's listening on the port that Selenium wants to use. On Windows, use netstat -anb to find the process name (it'll be listed after the line specifying the port number). Kill it using the Task Manager. On Linux, the process PID and name will be listed by the command above - kill it using kill -9 <PID>