I have looked at the MVP with Activities and Places examples in the Google GWT development docs and tutorials and started creating a simple app. I am now looking at editing an object from a datastore and have a DTO representation of the object. It seems natural to pass this DTO to a place constructor as a means to get the data to the activity which also serves as the presenter, but I am not confident that this is the intent of the MVP with Activities and Places architecture. I feel like I am missing something because the place tokenizer would then be responsible for serializing the DTO and any UI state - is this the implied intent of the architecture?
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