Add common concurrent function to get list of objects #354
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We have concurrency when getting a collection that contains a set of links to objects. But some object properties are a list themselves and not a Collection object. This adds a common function to be used for these types of properties to take advantage of the concurrent processing to fetch these objects from the system. Signed-off-by: Sean McGinnis <sean.mcginnis@gmail.com>
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As an accedotal data point, I have something that collects a lot of different information from a system. Prior to this change it usually took 20-30 seconds to complete. After these changes it appears to take a little under 9 seconds. |
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We have concurrency when getting a collection that contains a set of links to objects. But some object properties are a list themselves and not a Collection object. This adds a common function to be used for these types of properties to take advantage of the concurrent processing to fetch these objects from the system.