+2I’m creating testing in the TestSDK and one of my operations runs over 12 to 15 minutes. I’m getting a timeout error:
WaitTimeoutException: Timed out waiting for the WaitForLongOperationToComplete condition within the specified timeout: 360000ms
If I only run the process for a few records, it works fine so it is not a problem with the actual code in my project.
Is there any way I can change this timeout limit or is this a “selenium” limitation?
Best answer by AaronB
Hi Joe,
You can set a custom time like this, replacing “Screen.” with your associated screen
Screen.Details.WaitAction = () => Wait.WaitForCallbackToComplete(Wait.LongTimeOut * 4);
+1Hi Joe,
You can set a custom time like this, replacing “Screen.” with your associated screen
Screen.Details.WaitAction = () => Wait.WaitForCallbackToComplete(Wait.LongTimeOut * 4);
+2Hi Aaron.
I tried this code:
MergeVendorsProcess.VendorsToMerge_grid.WaitAction = () => Wait.WaitForCallbackToComplete(Wait.LongTimeOut * 4);
MergeVendorsProcess.ProcessAll();
I got the same error message. I guess I can break the processing into smaller chunks, but that would make the validation of the processing a little dirtier.
If that is what I must do, so be it.
Thanks for taking the time to give me assistance!
edit: I tried setting the timeout to every grid in the wrapper. No luck.
+2I ended up breaking my processing into chunks to prevent timeouts.
I’m sure that
+2In case anyone gets to this thread in the future, this worked. Wait.LongTimeOut = 650000;
None of these worked.
//MergeVendorsProcess.Processing.WaitAction = () => Wait.WaitForCallbackToComplete(Wait.LongTimeOut * 4);
//MergeVendorsProcess.Processing.WaitAction = () => Wait.WaitForLongOperationToComplete(Wait.LongTimeOut * 4);
//MergeVendorsProcess.Processing.WaitAction = () => Wait.LongTimeOut = 650000;
//MergeVendorsProcess.Processing.WaitAction = () => Wait.WaitForLongOperationToComplete(650000);
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