Selenium WebDriver Tutorial #35 - How to Use Fluent Wait in Selenium
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Selenium WebDriver Tutorial #35 - How to Use Fluent Wait in Selenium

Published 3 years ago

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In this selenium webdriver tutorial we will learn How to Use Fluent Wait in Selenium WebDriver.

Fluent Wait defines the maximum amount of time for the WebDriver to wait for particular webelement to appear or other conditions to be met. In addition to the timeout it also defines the frequency with which WebDriver will check if the condition is met.

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I needed to add the following imports to help my Fluent Wait work:

import
import
import

I copied the 3rd import (FluentWait) from the java docs mentioned in the tutorial.

Thought I'd mention it in case anyone else had the same problem.

Author — Richard Gregory

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Facing this error: The type FluentWait is not generic; it cannot be parameterized with arguments <WebDriver>. Though, I see I'm using the latest jar file.

Author — Surendran

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i want to refresh the page untill i didn't find the required path?
how to do that pease help me wiht that?

Author — Shagun Gupta

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If it's not working and giving u Intractable error, try
instead of presenceOfElement Located
It worked for me.

Author — Megha Rathod