I've got a class, TestPlace, that derives from Place that takes two
parameters, both Strings.
I use GIN so I have a PlaceFactory to create instances of my places. It
has a method for creating TestPlace that has two String parameters.
It all looks pretty straight forward, except that inside the TestPlace
constructor, both strings end up being the first parameter in the call to
the factory method!
Here's the TestPlace constructor:
<pre>
@Inject
public TestPlace (@Assisted String testId, @Assisted String authType) {
logger.fine("testId: " + testId+ "; authType: " + authType);
this.testId= testId;
this.authType = authType;
}
</pre>
It has the @Inject and @Assisted annotations, as you would expect.
The method signature in the PlaceFactory interface looks like this:
<pre>
TestPlace createTestPlace(String testId, String authType);
</pre>
Everything looks pretty normal so far. However, the log shows that the
createTestPlace caller is calling with two different strings, but inside
the TestPlace constructor, the strings are identical.
When createTestPlace is compiled to JavaScript, it looks like this:
<pre>
function $createTestPlace(p0){
var result;
result = new TestPlace_0(p0, p0);
return result;
}
</pre>
Notice how it has just one parameter, which it uses twice when calling the
TestPlace constructor.
Similarly, the JavaScript call to createTestPlace only has the first
parameter. The second parameter, which is clearly there in the Java, is
missing the JavaScript.
Anyone have any ideas what's going on here?
Started seeing this in GWT 2.4. Tonight I upgraded to 2.5 but the problem
is still there. Also using gin-1.5-post-gwt-2.2.jar.
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