What is the difference between Thread.Sleep() and Selenium.setSpeed()?

[Abadhesh Panda]

Hi All,

can you tell me the difference??


Thanks
Abadhesh

[praveen patil]

Thread.sleep will halt ur script at the step u r using and not at every step.

selenium.setspeed halts ur script after each action/step performed on the application and this will be time consuming way

Abadhesh

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[Smita Sinha]

http://qualitytrainings.com/What_is_the_difference_between_Thread.Sleep()_and_Selenium.setSpeed()

 

This explains it well.

 

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Smita

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[Abadhesh Panda]

Thanks Smita..

[Abadhesh Panda]

Thanks Pravin,

its fine can u give some code example how to exactly use these to command??

On Sat, Jun 16, 2012 at 11:04 PM, praveen patil <praveen...@gmail.com> wrote:

[praveen patil]

Hi Abadhesh,

Thread.sleep - This will help in resolving sync issues with the objects taking time to load when u use in a for loop waiting for an object. Once the objects is loaded, even though the the max wait time u have given is not reached, ur script will skip the loop and continue with next thereby reducing the script execution time.

Selenium.setspeed - Assume u hv given 5000 ms in setspeed, ur script will halt for 5sec after performing every action(command) even when the object is loaded properly. This will increase ur script execution time. The less Selenium.setspeed time given the better.

Regards,

Praveen