Hi,
My application has many javascript/Ajax functions that I am endeavoring to test with Webtest. Since most of these don't execute immediately, I have been littering my tests with statements such as step.context.currentResponse.enclosingWindow.threadManager.joinAll(10000); to ensure that testing proceeds AFTER the javascript has completed. However, I find I must specify a large enough value to guarantee that the javascript has completed, otherwise I get false failures. So, I specify a value like 10000 - but the problem is that all of these really add up, since it appears that execution is halted for 10000, regardless of how long the javascript actually executes. Am I going about this the wrong way? Is there a better way to guarantee that javascript code is fully executed before the next webtest step is executed? Thanks, Shawn Bradley President, Sunergeo Systems, Inc. www.sunergeosystems.com
