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setTimeout configures the timeout on the browser side; the Selenium Server -timeout argument configures the timeout on the Selenium Server side waiting for the browser or waiting for the client. But there's no way to configure the client->server timeout on the end user side.
We'd need to use setConnectTimeout() + set readTimeout() on HttpURLConnection; the default timeout is 0 (infinite.)
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setTimeout configures the timeout on the browser side; the Selenium Server -timeout argument configures the timeout on the Selenium Server side waiting for the browser or waiting for the client. But there's no way to configure the client->server timeout on the end user side.
We'd need to use setConnectTimeout() + set readTimeout() on HttpURLConnection; the default timeout is 0 (infinite.) |
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Allow Java users to configure client->server timeout