I have a WWW::Mechanize object logged into a company intranet page and I'm trying to download the org chart. I start at the CEO and work down until all the users are seen.

To get the info for 1 user three http requests are made and I'm trying to have them done asynchronously.

Below is a contrived example of what I'm trying to do and I boiled it down to this.

Why would these three events not be running in parallel? How can I get them to run in parallel? Thanks 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use Modern::Perl;
use AnyEvent;

my @users = ( 1 );


while ( @users ) {

        my $user_id = shift @users;

        my ( $info_1, $info_2, $info_3 );

        my $cv = AnyEvent->condvar;

        #  get the first user info
        $cv->begin;
        say "request 1";
        $info_1 = "x";
        sleep 10;
        $cv->end;

        #  get the second user info
        $cv->begin;
        say "request 2";
        $info_2 = "x";
        sleep 10;
        $cv->end;

        #  get the second user info
        $cv->begin;
        say "request 3";
        $info_3 = "x";
        sleep 10;
        $cv->end;

        #  merge pont
        $cv->recv;

        say "$user_id:  $info_1, $info_2, $info_3";

}

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In reply to AnyEvent Parallel HTTP by Anonymous Monk

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