Do you have any other programs or services running in the background? (In particular any monitoring programs in the System Tray?) Have you tried collecting system performance metrics while you run your test?
So just for fun I did this: #3require 'watir'include W
Ha! Thank you, Mark!You don't know it, but this just helped me solve a completely different problem that I was experiencing with a non-Watir Ruby script.The key was the "start". Every time I would run my Ruby script (using the "rubyw") from a batch file a command prompt window would still be left
What you’re seeing is correct. What is happening
with the command prompt window it is scrolling through all of the active
windows objects on your machine trying to match the window title bar text.
The clicker starts a new process (command prompt window) since a JS alert is
modal otherwise
Hello Nathan, thanks for all the details you included in your initial post. While I don't think I can add anything more to the programming/troubleshooting side of things than have already been offered, I haven't seen anyone yet ask what else is going on in the system.
Do you have any other program
Thank you all. I will take a look at tools that you suggested.Zeljko-- http://zeljkofilipin.com/
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