I solved the problem, but it isn't as clean as I'd like it to be. I
manage the switch myself by putting a meta tag in the head and
selecting my view widget by the class name. Consequently, I have to
maintain a global list of available views. It works for now until I
can find a solution that leverages functionality native to GWT.
<meta name='View' content='{View Class Name}' />
Global.java
public static void init()
{
NodeList<Element> nodes = XDOM.getHead().getElementsByTagName
( "meta" );
for( int i = 0, il = nodes.getLength(); i < il; ++i )
{
Element el = nodes.getItem( i );
String name = el.getAttribute( "name" );
if( name.equals( "View" ) )
{
String content = el.getAttribute( "content" );
if( content.equals( Global.Views.INDEX ) )
Global.VIEW = new
IndexView();
else if( content.equals( Global.Views.DASHBOARD ) )
Global.VIEW =
new DashboardView();
else if( content.equals( Global.Views.SIGNUP ) )
Global.VIEW = new SignupView();
break;
}
}
}
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