<extension qualifier="graphene"> <property name="waitGuiInterval">3</property> </extension>
Graphene is configured using arquillian.xml or alternatively via system properties.
Graphene uses WebDriver directly and thus it can be configured via webdriver extension configuration.
Refer to Selenium 2 configuration options in Drone guide.
Graphene specific configurations can be setup via arquillian.xml as well:
<extension qualifier="graphene"> <property name="waitGuiInterval">3</property> </extension>
|
Configuration Property |
Description |
Default Value |
|
waitGuiInterval |
timeout for Graphene.waitGui method - waits for a short time, typically waits for client-side operations |
1 sec |
|
waitAjaxInterval |
timeout for waitAjax - waits for longer time, typically ajax request with no computational load |
2 sec |
|
waitModelInterval |
timeout for waitModel - waits for a long time, typically database requests or other computationally hard operations |
5 sec |
|
waitGuardInterval |
timeout for request guard methods |
equals to waitAjaxInterval |
|
defaultElementLocatingStrategy |
default locating strategy when there is empty @FindBy over element |
idOrName |
|
javascriptInstallationLimit |
timeout for installing JavaScript to the page via page extension mechanism |
5 sec |
You can also configure Graphene via System Properties either from command line or pom.xml:
-Darq.extension.graphene.waitAjaxInterval=3
<build>
<plugins>
<plugin>
<artifactId>maven-surefire-plugin</artifactId>
<configuration>
<systemProperties>
<arq.extension.graphene.waitAjaxInterval>3</arq.extension.graphene.waitAjaxInterval>
</systemProperties>
</configuration>
</plugin>
</plugins>
</build>