The "thumb rule" is use as few "GWT services" as possible ... because
it takes more than 1+ second to initialize each service; so many you
have, more time you waste at starting up the application.

If you have fancy crazy application with timeouts and stuff, then
you're smart enough to figure out yourself the answer :)

Anyways, you can find more GWT tricks (optimizations, update to gwt
2.0, examples) here: http://ui-programming.blogspot.com/

Cheers!
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