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Asynchronous Import (MultipleDownload function)

POSTED BY: Thales Fernandes
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I've used URLSaveAsynchronous to do similar. Then create a rudimentary dashboard of active jobs with the below.

Dynamic[Refresh[AsynchronousTasks[]//Column,UpdateInterval->1]]

POSTED BY: Vincent Virgilio

I've used URLSaveAsynchronous to do similar. Then create a rudimentary dashboard of active jobs with the below.

My first go at this "problem" was to use it too. But I needed to download hundreds or even thousands of HTML only to get minimal data from it. So, to save it and parse every single file was a waste of space, thus I decided to just parse the data on memory and save it later.

POSTED BY: Thales Fernandes
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