Like in jquery, we have option like async: false.
How to make all functions and commands to be executed sequentially? i.e. synchronous in nightwatch, so that it works like normal execution flow without jumping to next command , by not waiting asynchronsously for webdriver commands like click, etc.
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I want cypress to only enqueue and start certain commands, for example, ['visit', 'get'] could be the only ones to enqueue. And any other cypress command should be ignored. Is there a way I can implement that?
I tried the code from this answer Parallel Actions in OpenWhisk
But instead of getting the result, i only get back the activationID. It seems that the actions are not blocking when invoking an array of actions?
The calls to "action1, action2", in the code, which you have linked to, are done blocking. However, that does not affect the way you call the action itself. To call it blocking, use
wsk action invoke <action-name> -b
This will give you a lot of output. You can reduce it by filtering to the result only
wsk action invoke <action-name> -br
In CasperJS there is a function called evaluate which is a way for entering the page and execute code as if you were using the browser console, if i use setTimeout, setInterval or another async function it doesnt work as spected.
Some of the asked questions in StackOverflow use the wait function, but the wait function can't be used inside evaluate. I need to use a setTimeout because i'm scraping a grid with many pages so when i change to the next page i need to wait some seconds and that is the problem
You cannot delay the CasperJS Environment through the Page DOM Environment.
In other words, you cannot use setTimeout() inside casper.evaluate() to delay your CasperJS program.
It's better to use one of the following CasperJS functions to delay your program:
casper.wait()
casper.waitFor()
casper.waitForAlert()
casper.waitForExec()
casper.waitForPopup()
casper.waitForResource()
casper.waitForUrl()
casper.waitForSelector()
casper.waitWhileSelector()
casper.waitForSelectorTextChange()
casper.waitForText()
casper.waitUntilVisible()
casper.waitWhileVisible()
Take a look at the diagram below to better understand how the two different environments work:
Image Source: CasperJS Documentation
I have tried to originate a call from cli, My call file will hit two Java applications at a time so that they starts communicating to each other. Now My requirement is to originate multiple calls at once so that multiple threads run at same time. and Thus I can test the load etc. I have tried following for originating single call It works fine.
originate loopback/1234/default &bridge({ignore_early_media=true}sofia/internal/1789#XX.XX.XX.XX)
The above file can only be executed once, If I run it in a loop even then only one call is invoked. Please suggest me some way how to originate more number of calls in freeswitch
Your code is getting stuck waiting for the result -- 'api' commands are blocking
If you execute this as 'bgapi originate....' then it will be a background execution (bg) and be non-blocking -- it will return a job uuid, and let you execute more commands.
See:
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Event_Socket_Library#bgapi
http://wiki.freeswitch.org/wiki/Event_Socket#bgapi
bgapi returns only Job-UUID, but not call uuid. what to do next?
I have an Asterisk dialplan that executes a bash script that matches the callerID with a database to geolocate the caller (by matching country and area codes). Since the database is quite large (global scale), it takes up to 15 seconds to finish.
I need to run this script immediately after answering the call (in case the user hangs up before the call is finished), but don't want the user to wait for the script execution. The return values should ideally be processed at the end of the dialplan just before the hangup.
Q1: I found http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/Asterisk+AGI#Forkandcontinuedialplan which deals with my problem in regards to perl scripts. How do i accomplish the same in bash? I know I can send any bash script to the background by adding a "&" at the end, but I'm clueless how to do that in the dialplan / when using AGI scripts.
Q2: How can I process the values even if the user hung up before / the dialplan "exited non-zero"?
Thanks for your help!
Use fastagi interface. Or fire UserEvent with AMI listener.
AGI is not designed to work like you want, so it will not work.
Sure you can use nohup command to get immortal bash script, but that is not the way it have be.