wait for not exists
Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2012 12:27 pm
Dear Ranorex,
The "wait for not exists" action comes with a timeout value. I am building an automation to test a web application and I don't want my automation to wait any longer than is necessary (speed is of the essence!).
Once the element concerned no longer exists, I want the automation to proceed to the next step straight away rather than waiting for the specified timeout value to elapse. Is there a value that I can specify for the timeout period which will make this happen? (i.e. would setting the timeout period to "0" have this effect?)
What I want is for the "wait for not exists" action to be "performance sensitive". For example, if network performance is good during test run A and the element no longer exists after 500ms, I want the automation to proceed to the next action straight away. However, if network performance is slow during test run B and it takes the element 2 seconds to no longer exist, again I want the automation to wait no longer than is necessary (in this case 2 seconds) before proceeding to the next step.
Is there any way this can bee achieved?
Thanks, Martin
The "wait for not exists" action comes with a timeout value. I am building an automation to test a web application and I don't want my automation to wait any longer than is necessary (speed is of the essence!).
Once the element concerned no longer exists, I want the automation to proceed to the next step straight away rather than waiting for the specified timeout value to elapse. Is there a value that I can specify for the timeout period which will make this happen? (i.e. would setting the timeout period to "0" have this effect?)
What I want is for the "wait for not exists" action to be "performance sensitive". For example, if network performance is good during test run A and the element no longer exists after 500ms, I want the automation to proceed to the next action straight away. However, if network performance is slow during test run B and it takes the element 2 seconds to no longer exist, again I want the automation to wait no longer than is necessary (in this case 2 seconds) before proceeding to the next step.
Is there any way this can bee achieved?
Thanks, Martin