This is a licensing constraint and cannot be completely avoided. Each login may only perform one serial action at a time, though concurrent logins can be accomplished. For multiple API users, the 'authUser' call returns a token that may be reused by another consumer that utilizes the 'authToken' call. It is up to the programmer to persist and/or thread-safely share this token amongst the multiple consumers. Even when authenticated in this manner, only one request may be processed at a time (though other requests can be sent and waited upon). A single, licensed user login may not execute {n} requests in parallel.

-steve

BF would allow only 1 user login at any given time and this has posses some difficulty for us especially when you have program/script uses the API.

does anyone has any idea how to overcome this constraint ?