nalu/Lobby

I have this huge composite controller:

@Controller(
        route = Routes.NETWORK_CONFIGURATION,
        selector = HTMLSelectors.CONTENT,
        componentInterface = INetworkComponent.class,
        component = NetworkComponent.class
)
@Composites({
        @Composite(name = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_CONFIGURATION_LAN_SELECTOR,
                compositeController = LanController.class,
                selector = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_CONFIGURATION_LAN_SELECTOR),
        @Composite(name = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_CONFIGURATION_WIFI_SELECTOR,
                compositeController = WifiController.class,
                selector = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_CONFIGURATION_WIFI_SELECTOR),
        @Composite(name = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_PROXY_CONFIGURATION_SELECTOR,
                compositeController = ProxyController.class,
                selector = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_PROXY_CONFIGURATION_SELECTOR),
        @Composite(name = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_CERTIFICATE_SELECTOR,
                compositeController = CertificateController.class,
                selector = NetworkHTMLSelectors.NETWORK_CERTIFICATE_SELECTOR),
})
public class NetworkController extends AbstractComponentController<APContext, INetworkComponent, HTMLElement>
        implements INetworkComponent.Controller {

And most of its composites controller are cached, f.e.:

@CompositeController(
        componentInterface = ILanComponent.class,
        component = LanComponent.class
)
public class LanController extends AbstractCompositeController<APContext, ILanComponent, HTMLElement> implements ILanComponent.Controller {
    private UiLocker uiLocker;

    @Override
    public void start() {
        router.storeInCache(this);
        LanRestResourceFactory.INSTANCE.get()
                .onBeforeSend(() -> uiLocker.start())
                .onSuccess(dto -> component.edit(dto))
                .onComplete(() -> uiLocker.stop())
                .send();
}


    @Override
    public void stop() {
        router.removeFromCache(this);
    }

public class LogoutHelper {
    public static void logout(APContextcontext, Router router) {
        AppDialog.closeAll();
        context.clear();
        router.clearCache();
        router.forceRoute(Routing.LOGIN.getRoute());
        RestConfig.removeAuthorizationHeader();
    }

As You can see I am doing REST call on controller start. If nalu would cache such controller I would have this request after each logout and login.
Right now is not happening I think.