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The bower.json file has "DataTables.pipeline.js" in the main section, but the actual file is named "dataTables.pipeline.js". Note the difference in the initial capital letter of the file name. This might not be an issue for Microsoft Windows, but it is definitely an issue for Linux/Unix boxes.

I hoped that the pipeline would provide a smoother experience for users, however what I experienced is the opposite.

Since it is lowering ajax calls by bulking them up, it does prevent some overhead server side, but every time you page through the cache limits it will pause requiring a wait on the users end.

Is there an alternative to provide a buffer where in the perceived number of ajax calls goes down but the actual number is up? offering a way to ensure that at least x number of pages are cached in either direction so that the user will not have to wait for any pages they can currently jump to?

I successfully tested this "greedy" form by putting the same ajax call from the outside cache if block into the already cached block allowing for the cached json to be recached from a new point on each page load.