During autotest execution (jemmy lib is used to interact with Java GUI elements) address data is entered and button 'Search for address' is pressed. At some addresses notification dialog with progressbar are displayed.
Tried to set differenet timeouts but it does not help to identify (timeout expeired) that test is strucked at searchByAddressButton.clickMouse();
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The solution is to use NoBlock operation (.pushNoBlock();, .pushMenuNoBlock("File|Open");) with manually set timer ComponentOperator.WaitComponentTimeout and checking for any new component that should appear in GUI:
JemmyProperties.setCurrentTimeout("ComponentOperator.WaitComponentTimeout", 5000); // 5 seconds
...
searchByAddressButton.pushNoBlock();
new JTabbedPaneOperator(flsFrame, 0); // check that new object has appeared (in 5 seconds)