Be sure to make the interval long enough that the asynchronous request will have occurred. You can replace these wait conditions with "Wait for Interval without Traffic" wait conditions.
This means that new ones cannot be added, but existing ones will continue to function until you convert the associated scenarios for Selenium playback. "Wait for Asynchronous Requests" wait conditions are now deprecated.Since the Selenium WebDriver engine uses the 32-bit version of Internet Explorer, any custom Internet Explorer Executable Path settings (e.g., from Preferences> Browser> IE Executable Path) will not be applied when the Selenium engine is used.See Reconfiguring Legacy Browser Recordings to Play Back in Selenium for details. Legacy browser recordings might contain actions that are not supported by the Selenium engine.For details, see Running Selenium WebDriver Browser Scenarios Using soatestcli on Linux. The Selenium engine does not automatically use Xvfb (e.g., if you want to run a Selenium browser scenario in an automated soatestcli job on Linux without a display), but it can be configured manually. Any existing browser scenarios (recorded before WebDriver support) can be configured for playback in Selenium (as described in Reconfiguring Legacy Browser Recordings to Play Back in Selenium). New browser scenarios will use Selenium by default. Closer fidelity to user actions in recorded scenarios.
In other words, it makes direct calls to the browser using each browser's native support for automation. Selenium manipulates a browser natively, as a user would. Since SOAtest 9.8, the industry-standard Selenium WebDriver is available for playback of web scenarios.
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