I have a Dojo tree already in my code, and I want the tree to be lazy loading for performance problems. I used an ItemFileWriteStore connected to the REST service that I created in Java. To implement lazy loading, I switched it to JsonRestStore and added the deferItemLoadingUntilExpanded property to the tree model.
My question is: how can I check or make sure that data is loading lazily?
thanks
Can you look at it in FireBug, Chrome dev tools, or on a debugging proxy (Fiddler or similar). This should show if the data is 1) initially submitted, and 2) HTTP requests to load the rest when lazy loading is required.
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