How do I get multiple request response one by one

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Hello All,
Can any one please help me on this?

I am using angular.js with C# .

Now i am sending Asynchronous multiple request with $q.all() function, now i am getting result when all resolved. But i want data from response which is resolved & so on.

What I have tried:

var combineResult = $q.all([

]);

Posted 29-Nov-18 3:37am

Mukesh Ghosh

Updated 29-Nov-18 20:25pm

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Sinisa Hajnal · Answer 1 · 2018-11-29T20:26:00

You don't get to choose the order with all. You could chain them, resolving one before staring others. But the idea in parallel processing is that you only care about final dataset. If you really want to both have parallel processing and manage data as it comes in, write a series of requests each with its own handler (can be the same function ofcourse).

Async requests will return immediately and go to the next request. Essentially, you will within milliseconds send all your requests and each will handle the data as it arrives.