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What is synchronization? what is the purpose of wait()
function? what is the diff. between wait() and other
synchronization functions in winrunner?
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Answer Posted / pramod
synchronization is a meaningful delay time between two
events. for EX: if we want to open new event after
finishing the first event. synchronization save the wastage
time and immdietly opened the second event after finished
first one. max time for first event= Global time+
synchronization time. if the event completing before the
time it will jump to next event. but in wait function if
that first event not completing with in the global time it
will through an error. and if it finished before the time
then it will wait for that time period which is waste of
time.
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