> > Not *an* asynchronous method (singular) but *multiple* asynchronous methods > (plural). Do methods A, B, and C in parallel and wait for them to complete > before continuing. The asynchronous methods could each be doing a web > service call, for example, that gather data needed to start the real work. >
So why even have them as asynchronous methods, might as well have synchronous calls to the web services. -- Karan Singh Malhi
