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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [QF-Test] Shouldn't "Wait for client to connect" check if the client is (still) running?
Thanks for the long explanation. I was suspecting that it was not so easy to determine if the client is still running. On 19.07.2015, at 21:15, Gregor Schmid <Gregor.Schmid@?.de> wrote: > That said, your short cut implementation for the case where the client > terminates immediately is basically fine. I'd modify it slightly, but > I guess that's just a matter of taste: > > + Start SUT client: $(client) > + Try > + Wait for client to terminate (timeout 2000) > + call qfs.utils.testrun.stop.stopTestRun // terminated quickly > + Catch ClientNotTerminatedException > + Try > + Wait for client to connect > + Catch ClientNotConnectedException > + ... deal with it somehow ... Yes, this looks better, even to me :-) It didn't occur to me to use "Wait for process to terminate" here (as you do). I guess it was Friday afternoon, and it was hot ;-) - Michael
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