Could you just have the final part of the test *be* the firing of the timer?
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GwtTestCase has support for waiting until an asynchronous part of the test
is complete - check out the delayTestFinish(int) and finishTest() methods.
Beyond that, there really is no way to generally pause execution. You can
use one timer to watch another timer, and call cancel on it if it runs f
There's really no good answer. JavaScript isn't multi-threaded, so
there's no way to do anything like Java's Thread.sleep(). Since
there's no real equivalent, the answer always boils down to "what
precisely are you trying to accomplish?" You can try reviewing what
other people have suggested:
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Hi,
I'm using GWT 2.4 and writing some test cases uses GwtTestCase. I
want to stall my program for a few seconds at certain points, but the
only way I've seen to do this (using a Timer) is not addressing my
needs. How do I pause my program for a certain number of seconds?
ps - The Timer functio
