Hi Vincent, Depends on how you define a "GWT page". If each page is a separate GWT module with its own entry point, you could use standard URL parameters to pass information to each new page. However this is not an optimal way to use GWT, which is really much better at making single unified dynamic applications. In such an application, a "page" is just a different part of the application, in which case variables/ parameters can be passed or maintained as in any single Java application - as method parameters, objects, whatever. Without more details I can't give you much more advice, but to best use GWT you want to get out of the many separate html pages mindset.
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