1. The PlaceController is created once in the client factory, so it should
be singleton
2. Not sure what you mean by bind? I look up activity from place in the
ActivityMapper just as in the example
3. Rest assured I do have two activities, implementing the presenter
interface from each view
On Thursday, October 20, 2011 8:40:12 PM UTC+2, Rikard Hultén wrote:
The Tokenizers never get hit no, which is interesting but I don't know how
where to continue searching...
Not sure what you mean by DefaultHistorian?
That
one:
Thank you very much Thomas, when breaking on tokenForPlace in
PlaceHistoryHandler I saw that it did not find a place for my token,
although it was the correct token-string. Turned out I had declared the same
tokenizer twice in my AppPlaceHistoryMapper (the places are called
TaskListPlace and
I wan't the plain vanilla activites, places and history handling just as
explained on GWT site.
The place and activity seems to work, the placeChangeEvent is fired and all
but the URL does not change. This is when I have a Anchor-widget with a
clickhandler that uses the presenter.goTo
if I
If you set breakpoints in your PlaceTokenizers and in DefaultHistorian, are
they correctly hit?
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The Tokenizers never get hit no, which is interesting but I don't know how
where to continue searching...
Not sure what you mean by DefaultHistorian?
In the AppPlaceHistoryMapper interface I just enumerate my tokenizers from
the places in the @WithTokenizers, just like in the
You have presenter.goTo(new MyPlace()); but why isn't it
placeController.goTo(new MyPlace());?? Sorry not sure how your app is set up
but I know I just inject the PlaceController and call it directly and then
that eventually hits ActivityManager that calls the next Activity while the
url is
I have tried to set things up like in the article on the GWT page.
The presenter does looks up the placecontroller and invokes its goTo, this
changes the place and the new activity is started, but the URL stays the
same :(
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I have faced similar problem, I think below are few from code snippet:
1. Placecontroller should be singleton across ur app.
2. You should bind activity and Place ...
3. I am not seeing any activities in ur sample.
On Fri, Oct 21, 2011 at 10:14 AM, Rikard Hultén rikardhul...@gmail.comwrote:
