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I have been obtaining the users and domains using the james-cli.sh
When I obtain the users (command listusers), it does not take long,
however, when I use the command listdomains, having only 4 domains, it
takes around 30 seconds. Does anyone know why this takes so long?
This makes my web
I think it does this because you have slow DNS resolution. You could
cache the information once you get it - we should do this in the
server but you could do it also in your app. I recommend you use Guava
Cache [1].
In the mean time you could use A GWT Async call [1]. This way you
build the table
