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I'm building a web component to set a companies office hours.
The component uses use a pair of vaadin-time-picker components for each day, so I have a total of 14 time pickers on the page.
My java class (HoursForDays.java) binds to the pickers via the @id annotation.
If I remove the @id bindings the page loads in about 350ms (using chrome performance tool).
If I add the @id bindings back in then the load time (to first render) blows out to 6 seconds.
If I replace the time-pickers with combo boxes (just as an experiment) then even with the @id bindings the page loads in under 1 second.
There appears to be a significant problem with binding the vaadin-time-picker to a java class.
I've attached the relevant files.
sample.zip
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Probably this is related to FormatTime & _GenerateDropdownList very slow vaadin/vaadin-time-picker-flow#99
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Should be fixed by #111. Please submit another issue if you still experience performance problems.
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I'm building a web component to set a companies office hours.
The component uses use a pair of vaadin-time-picker components for each day, so I have a total of 14 time pickers on the page.
My java class (HoursForDays.java) binds to the pickers via the @id annotation.
If I remove the @id bindings the page loads in about 350ms (using chrome performance tool).
If I add the @id bindings back in then the load time (to first render) blows out to 6 seconds.
If I replace the time-pickers with combo boxes (just as an experiment) then even with the @id bindings the page loads in under 1 second.
There appears to be a significant problem with binding the vaadin-time-picker to a java class.
I've attached the relevant files.
sample.zip
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: