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Just send the user context (username, language, etc) , the action to process (Open Document, Action Button).
Send it to some middleware component.
This component is processing all steps, i.e. determine dialog list options, calculate computed for display fields, Refresh Document, HideWhenFormulas, ....
Send the result as a whole back.
This could be done, by sending results for each part action back to have the result like the transactional operations or as a whole document status result.
If returned as transactional operation results, the client could just process the results in the order the middleware executed them (replay).
If returned as a whole document status, the client just renders the results, without thinking about anything. (set fields with no events, and so on).
So only one or maybe only a few requests have to be done instead of 50.
Example:
Form with 10 dialog Lists, 10 computed on display, 2 embedded Views.
Instead of making 1 request for form design, 1 request for document data, 10 requests for dialog list options, 10 requests for computed on display Lookups, 2 requests for embedded view design, 2 requests for embedded view content, ...
you would make one request: Open Document unid =xyz wit user context = abc
Result = All results of the requests listed before aggregated by the middleware component on the server.
How should this work if your (custom) application is developed to perform lots of transactions against a remote server? The client only does what your application was coded for.