Complete the code to start a Docker container for Selenium Chrome.
DockerContainer container = new DockerContainer("selenium/standalone-chrome").[1]();
The start() method is used to launch the Docker container in Selenium's Java client.
Complete the code to create a RemoteWebDriver using the Docker container's URL.
RemoteWebDriver driver = new RemoteWebDriver(container.get[1](), new ChromeOptions());The getWebDriverUrl() method returns the URL to connect the RemoteWebDriver to the Docker container.
Fix the error in the code to properly stop the Docker container after tests.
container.[1]();The stop() method properly stops the Docker container in Selenium's Java client.
Fill both blanks to create a Docker container with a specific browser version and start it.
DockerContainer container = new DockerContainer("selenium/standalone-chrome:[1]") .[2]();
The first blank is the browser version tag, e.g., '114.0'. The second blank is the method to start the container, 'start()'.
Fill all three blanks to create a RemoteWebDriver with Docker container URL, set implicit wait, and quit driver.
RemoteWebDriver driver = new RemoteWebDriver(container.get[1](), new ChromeOptions()); driver.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(Duration.of[2](10)); driver.[3]();
The first blank is 'WebDriverUrl' to get the container URL. The second blank is 'Seconds' for wait duration. The third blank is 'quit' to close the driver.