I am performing several https posts and http downloads from two
different servers using AsyncTasks. The connections are fairly quick
but I'm surprised to see that they are running synchronously instead
of in parallel.
To be more explicit, here is pseudo-code for what's happening when I
initiate a call to AsyncTask1():
AsyncTask1 {
for (i=1 to 3) {
result = getDataFromServer1();
moreDataUrl = parseResult(result);
secondNetConnect = new AsyncTask2();
secondNetConnect.doInBackground(moreDataUrl);
}
}
AsyncTask2 {
connects to 2nd server
}
What ends up running is this every time:
AsyncTask1a, AsyncTask1b, AsyncTask1c, AsyncTask2a, AsyncTask2b,
AsyncTask2c
I would have expected at least some interleaving of the AsyncTask1 and
AsyncTask2. Is there a known issue with non-simultaneous network
calls in Android using AsyncTask?
Thanks,
Anthony
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