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Multithread search using http

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From: freeman
Date: Mon, 05 Apr 2004 18:38
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I am currently using ICS's httpclient component to to send a POST request to
a single site for search results to come back where i catch them in the
OnDocEnd event and parse the data to my listview, however the time has come
when i have to get the results from multiple sites with the same script
installed on them.. like a 'Search the so and so Ring'. Now at the moment i
can only search one, when finsihed do the other etc..
Any ideas or references on how to do this using multiple threads with ICS
httpcli. I know there is a MultiThread option with the component but i dont
know if this would be the answer..as speed is obviously what i am after.

Thanks in advance..
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