parse.com - Multiple Parse.Cloud.httpRequest in Parse.Cloud.job -

i need implement following in parse.cloud.job:

1. get objects parse.com class
2. make parse.cloud.httprequest using values of each 1 of objects parse.com class
3. process parse.cloud.httprequest response , save parse.com class

currently can retrieve objects class (step 1) when trying make httprequest (step 2) cloud job finished.

parse.cloud.job("mycloudjob", function(request, status){    var countobjects;    var objectsarray = [];    var query = new parse.query("myclass");      query.limit(200);    query.find().then(function(results){        countobjects = results.length;      objectsarray = results;      }).then(function(){            for(i = 0; < countobjects; i++){            var valueone = objectsarray[i].attributes.valueone;                        parse.cloud.httprequest({              url: 'https://www.myapi.com/',              params: {value: valueone}                         }).then(function(httpresponse) {              console.log(httpresponse.status);            response.success('status: ' + httpresponse.status + 'response: ' +             httpresponse.text);            }, function(httpresponse) {              console.error('request failed response code ' +               httpresponse.status);      response.error('error, status ' + httpresponse.status + ' data' + httpresponse.text);    });              }                status.success("there " + countobjects + " objects in myclass.");              }, function(error) {          status.error("error: " + error.code + " " + error.message);        }    );  });

can me task please ?

update:

parse.cloud.job("mycloudjob", function(request, status){    var countobjects;    var objectsarray = [];    var query = new parse.query("myclass");      query.limit(200);    query.find().then(function(results){        countobjects = results.length;      console.log("there " + countobjects + " objects process.");      objectsarray = results;      }).then(function(){      for(var = 0; < countobjects; i++){        var promises = [];        console.log("i: " + + " promises " + promises);          var objectid = objectsarray[i].id;        var myvalue = objectsarray[i].attributes.value;                promises.push(parse.cloud.httprequest({          url: 'https://www.myapi.com',          params: {value: myvalue}        })            .then(function(httpresponse){                var datafromresponse = httpresponse.data;                var point = parse.object.extend("myclass");              var point = new point();              point.id = objectid;              point.set("value", datafromresponse);                return point.save();            }));        return parse.promise.when(promises);      }    }).then(function(){      status.success("job completed");    },function(){      status.error("error running job");    });  });

you calling status.success before http requests complete. code needs wait until completed. save these promises in array , wait before call status.success. https://www.parse.com/docs/js/guide#promises-promises-in-parallel

try following code

parse.cloud.job("mycloudjob", function(request, status){     var countobjects;     var objectsarray = [];     var query = new parse.query("myclass");      query.limit(200);     query.find().then(function(results){      countobjects = results.length;     objectsarray = results;    }).then(function(){       for(var = 0; < countobjects; i++){           var promises = [];           promises.push(parse.cloud.httprequest({             url: 'https://www.myapi.com/',             params: {value: valueone}           })           .then(function(httpresponse){               //process reponse here               //for example if want insert data parse               //here how it.               var myobject2 = parse.object.extend("object2");               myobject2.set("prop1",httpresponse.data.propertyname);               return myobject2.save();           }));           return parse.promise.when(promises);       }   }).then(function(){       status.success("job completed");   },function(){       status.error("error running job");   }); });