Lazy mode setting in Application Module AM for 10g

Hi,
I am using Jdev 10.1.3.x
There is very little information given on Lazy mode setting in AM.
I tred to enable that and written System.out.println() in getter and setter in Impl class.
Even though i enabled Lazy mode application on load of page executes this sop(s) which means iterator gets executed on load of page.
I want to prevent execution of iterator on load of page to boost the page load time. i have VO draged dropped on the page but they are rendered on click of search button. So execution of Iterator impacts the performance.
Any suggeston will be appriciable.
Thanks & Regards,
Kevin Chheda

Hi Shay Shmeltzer,
Thanks for the reply.
Yes you are correct that through post back we can display the result after user has interacted with page. But when i entered some System.out.println()s in the getter and setter of Impl they were executed on load, which implies that post back just controlls when to display data. And when we set the EL rendered="#{adfFacesContext.postback == true}", On load of page iterator is executed and only data is not displayed, which causes one query on load of page which is not desired.
My ultimate aim is to boost up the onload time and not to query databse when not reqired to prevent Database hit. Through this technique i think we can boost up time by not rendering data on page but cannot prevent free hit to Database.
Revert in case my assumption need to be refined, and also i would like to know what exactly happens when we enable Lazzy mode option in impl tuning. And how do i assure that it is not querying Database.
Thanks & Regards,
Kevin Chheda

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