You must use equals() to compare objects. I have similar issue, but inverse.
In production run and in dev mode not.
The problem I think is, for example the next expression:
anInteger == otherInteger
If are different objects don't work in Java (becouse compare memory
pointers), but when GWT
Hi,
I just fixed a bug in my application and the circumstances under which the
bug has occurred (or better has been noticed) are really strange and maybe
someone here can give me a hint to understand it.
First of all the bug itself was pretty dump because I have done a
businessObject.getId()
