Hi, I use "$" as the separator in my Tokenizer and then parse the token respectively considering the "$" location. This used to work in gwt 2.3 mainly because getHistoryToken(...) never returned "$" as part of HistoryToken string. In gwt 2.4 "$" character can be easily found in historyToken which contradicts my assumption. The solution is simply switch to another separator but I like to know what the contract is for historyToken encoding characters so I can safely choose let's say "!" and be sure that requestFactory.getHistoryToken(...) will never contain "!"
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