To prevent a stalled test from stopping a test run, most test suites use a timeout limit. The timeout limit is the amount of time that JavaTest waits for a test to complete before moving on to the next test.

If you are running the tests on a particularly slow CPU or slow network, you can increase the time limit by specifying a value in the time factor field. Each test's timeout limit is multiplied by the time factor value. For example, if you specify a value of "2", the timeout limit for tests with a 10 basic time limit becomes 20 minutes.

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The maximum time factor value that can be set is 10.

Try running without a time factor first and increase the value as necessary.