Activities and Places are in first place to make navigation simple. I'll
present 2 simple use cases:
*1. Navigate to other url on clicking a hyperlink. *
>> Hyperlink link = new Hyperlink("Navigate to Chemical", thePlaceToken);
Instead,
Create a gwtanchor, and in the click handler, call
placeController.goTo(new ChemicalPlace(2105, "Chemical", 1 )); // this must
change the url, stop the current activity, and start new activity(s)
corresponding to ChemicalPlace.
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How you construct the ChemicalPlace depends upon your design.
If you refer to the post mentioned by Andrea, a AbstractBasePlace class is
provided, assuming your ChemicalPlace extends AbstractBasePlace, you can
construct your place using:
placeController.goTo(new ChemicalPlace("id",2105,"tabName", "Chemical",
"page","1" ));
Thanks,
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