post /uidl requests generating huge amounts of traffic on website and through SSO.
We are seeing multiple “POST //~~~~/UIDL/?v-uiId=0 HTTP/1.1” requests from each active user session per second. This traffic is flooding our SSO proxies and slowing down the other website traffic. It is also making traffic analysis difficult. Is there a way to control the amount of these requests down to a resonable limit?
All actions from the Vaadin UI cause UIDL requests - either immediately or with a small delay, often grouped with other actions.
If a single browser is sending many of these per second, there is probably something unusual going on - perhaps you have set very frequent polling on for the UI (normally there are only infrequent heartbeats), or are actively using e.g. drag and drop with server side drop criteria. Having information on the content of the UIDL requests would help in pinpointing the reason in the application. You can also add “?debug” to the URL and check in the debug window what requests the UI is making, or use browser debug tools.