TimedOut after 60 seconds #250

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1. robdmoore commented on Aug 7, 2016

   

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   That usually means either:

   • There is some sort of version issue - make sure you are using the latest versions of selenium web driver and the driver for your browser
   • The server you are testing against is really slow and after the button was clicked the next request took more than (in this case) 60 seconds to respond with anything.
2. wijdench commented on Aug 15, 2016

   

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   Hi,

   How can i do when The server is slow?
   Also i had this issue when i run locally the tests, but they are running correctly in the server.
3. robdmoore commented on Aug 15, 2016

   

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   Get a beefier server (or increase the timeout) ;)

   If you have this sort of problem locally and your computer isn't slow then it's like the former issue - the browser you are targeting has a mismatch with the version of web driver.
4. wijdench commented on Aug 15, 2016

   

   wijdench

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   Thanks robdmoore,

   How can i increase the time out in this code
   public T SubmitApplication<T>() where T : UiComponent, new() { return Navigate.To<T>(By.CssSelector(".login-button > button")); }

   I used WaitFor.AjaxCallsToComplete(TimeSpan.FromSeconds(120)); before the click button but it didn't work.
5. robdmoore commented on Aug 15, 2016

   

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   It's something you need to specify when creating the web driver object. This link shows examples for how to do that for the Firefox web driver: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22322596/selenium-error-the-http-request-to-the-remote-webdriver-timed-out-after-60-sec
6. wijdench commented on Aug 15, 2016

   

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   how can i specify the firefox time out in seleno host instance
   Instance.Run("Application", port, configure => { configure.WithRouteConfig(BigBrother.Web.BigBrotherWeb.RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes); configure.UsingLoggerFactory(new ConsoleFactory()); });
7. robdmoore commented on Aug 16, 2016

   

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   When you create the Instance you need to specify it then.

   e.g. something like:

   var timeout = TimeSpan.FromSeconds(120);
   Instance.Run("Application", port, c => c
       .WithRouteConfig(BigBrother.Web.BigBrotherWeb.RouteConfig.RegisterRoutes)
       .UsingLoggerFactory(new ConsoleFactory())
       .WithRemoteWebDriver(() => new FirefoxDriver(new FirefoxBinary(), new FirefoxProfile(), timeout)));

   Keep in mind this approach allows your tests to take a long time to run so I'd highly recommend you get a faster server if you find you need to do this.
8. wijdench commented on Aug 16, 2016

   

   wijdench

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   OK thanks a lot

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