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For performance reasons (and security) the spec file of a webcomponent should tell us what property should (and can) be sent to the server.

This page: Specification (.spec file) under Data synchronization we list the values the pushToServer attribute of a model property can have. By default the property is not allowed to be pushed to the server and therefore also not watched (by an angular $watch). Besides that you can also specify "allow" this also means that we don't add a watch on it, but the component pushes the value itself when it knows that it is changed. Dataproviders with the auto-apply directive work like that (Provided directives, filters, services and model values). Then the auto-apply directive will push data when the directive is triggered (dom onchange event). Components can also use the servoyApi.apply("dataprovider_propertyname") when the need to program it out. Using the above will not result in a loss of performance.

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If you enable that then all existing tableviews will be in readonly mode and the , except the forms/portals which have the ngReadOnlyMode set to "false". 

With the  APP_UI_PROPERTY.TABLEVIEW_NG_OPTIMIZED_READONLY_MODE all the textfield and typeahead fiels fields from tableviews will be replaced with a very light webcomponent. Buttons and Labels work the same so a click on them will fire the action. Currently only texfield and typeahead are replaced, others like combobox and datefield should still be done.

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