Olivier schrieb: > I have a form that is send to request some data on the server. The > result I need is a list of items and a list of filters. > What would better, sending one request that will get me both list or > sending 2 different requests, one for each list ?
Depends. If the retrieval of items and filters is independent from each other you might start two parallel requests. If the server can create the list of items and filters at the same time (e.g. because you need the values of the first list to be able to fill the second list), you should get both lists in one request to avoid the repeated work of getting the first list on server-side. The same can be said if your application needs both lists before being able to continue the workflow. So without knowing you concrete application at all I would suggest to put both lists in one request. If your application also loads each list separately in other parts, you can add a parameter to the request leading to the effect that the corresponding member in that class is null allowing you to reuse that remote method. Regards, Lothar
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