I have the following functional test. For some reason, the get() call always end up getting a java.util.concurrent.TimeoutException: No response received after 60000ms.
on the page Show and hide divs at a specific time interval using jQuery there is a script to Loop through DIVs (show 1 DIV after the other whil hiding the others).
I would like to catch the socket timeout (preferably in an exception) ... except urllib.error.URLError: can catch it but I need to distinguished between a dead link and a timeout .... If I take out th
I have a flash uploader I created with flex on my site. It works great, except with very large files.Some of our clients need to upload files up to 1 or 2GB in size.
I have a View that i am trying to use to fill a TableAdapter with. In my code i fill the table adapter properly the first time, filter my bindingsource and use datarowviews to loop through the rows of
I\'m seeing this on our production site as well as a small test site I setup just to test this out...
I\'m working on an Android application that requires the use of HttpClient in order to upload a file from the Android device to a web server. The file I\'m uploading can reach sizes up to 1 Gb, and so
I need my program to catch TimeOutException every time SerialPort Read Times out, but it fails to do that. In fact, the program breaks when it goes to read and th开发者_运维问答rows this exceptions, \
Here\'s a short back story for context: - Had a site hosted on a solaris machine, had a script that generated a report (pulled data from mysql, generally took ~60 seconds).Everything worked fine.
I\'m looking for a way to write a unit test using NUnit so that if current test takes more than X miliseconds to complete it should terminate and report it as skipped / success, but not failed. This w
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