I want to queue multiple asynchronous ajax requests using deferred/promise implementation of jquery:
function doSomething() {
console.log('doSomething')};
function makeMultiAjaxRequests1() {
console.log('makeMultiAjaxRequests1')};
function makeMultiAjaxRequests2() {
console.log('makeMultiAjaxRequests2')};
var step1 = function () {
var promise = new $.Deferred().promise();
makeMultiAjaxRequests1();
return promise; }
var step2 = function () {
var promise = new $.Deferred().promise();
makeMultiAjaxRequests2();
return promise; }
step1()
.then(step2())
.done(doSomething());
$.when(step1(),
step2())
.done(function () {
doSomething();
});
Here is the fiddle link. So my question is:
In the pattern where step1 and step2 are executed in parallel, the code does not reach the last handler function. Why?