With AJAX, Seleinum testing can have a lot of tricky timing issue. Tests can fail due to slightly delayed AJAX response. Implicit wait solved the problem to some extent, but would be nicer to have a way to wait for all AJAX calls to be finished.
Here is a solution for ExtJS AJAX requests:
Core concept is this JS code: Ext.Ajax.requests && !_.isEmpty(Ext.Ajax.requests). It works for ExtJS 4 only, might change for future or older version of ExtJS due to how AJAX calls are managed.
2 comments:
Looks like you missing ")" in
"return !(ExtJSUtil.hasActiveAjaxCalls(Ext.Ajax.requests && !_.isEmpty(Ext.Ajax.requests));
Also I have one more question. Where I can find ExtJSUtil library
Thank you for reading my blog. I finally got around to put together the core code segments into a complete project. Public repo is on github now: https://github.com/huguogang/SJTXE
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