Can a WatchFace Make Several WebRequests?

I've tried that I can extract both in onBackgroundData and get correct data with receivedData[0] and receivedData[1], but how to make them as one JSON object that would be saved into storedData?

The way I do this in in onReceive1 and onReceive2, I do

if(responseCode!=200) { Bg.exit(responseCode);}

And in onReceive2, do

Bg.exit([res1,res2]);

if there isn't an error

then in onBackgroundData(data)

if(data instanceof Number) {//got an error}

else {//got good data}

if there was an error, you'll likely see null for data when onReceive1 and onReceive2 is called

Thanks jim_m_58... I try to explain me a little better.
I get the data correctly like you described Bg.exit([res1, res2]);

The problem is that res1 and res2 are two separate json objects. How do I save them like one (concatenate them) or similar?

(:background_method)
function onBackgroundData(data) {
    var pendingWebRequests = getPendingWebRequest();	
	var type = data.keys()[0]; // Type of received data.
	var storedData = getProperty(type);
	var receivedData = data[type]; // The actual data received: strip away type key.
	
	var data1 = receivedData[0]; // res1 as JSON object
	var data2 = receivedData[1]; // res2 as JSON object
	
	storedData = HOW TO PUT BOTH JSON OBJECTS HERE;	
	pendingWebRequests.remove(type);
	setProperty("PendingWebRequests", pendingWebRequests);
	setProperty(type, storedData);
	Ui.requestUpdate();
	
}

HOW TO PUT BOTH JSON OBJECTS HERE - how to store both? ^

Technically, data1 and data2 are Monkey C dictionaries which (recursively) contain dictionaries, arrays, numerical types and booleans. (They were JSON objects in the network response, but makeWebRequest() converted them into the corresponding Monkey C types.)

You can't really concatenate dictionaries (or JSON objects for that matter), but you can put 2 dictionaries in an array (as they already are in your code) and store the array.

e.g.

storedData = receivedData;

However, it looks like you want a solution where you're storing a dictionary. You can achieve that by creating a new dictionary with data1 and data2 as values.

storedData = {
  :data1 => data1,
  :data2 => data2
};

In this example, :data1 and :data2 can be replaced with the symbols of your choice.

Thanks!

that makes sense