Re: Page Navigation and Unique URLs

Use History tokens and construct your views accordingly. Each unique url would have a unique history token. Your History listener then just needs to construct views dictated by the value of the current history token. History is also appropriate for users who might want to save a bookmark to a particular view. You can also append params to your history tokens for finite state control if so needed.

One thing to watch out for though is the back button because when you add a history token it enables the back button. If you intend to allow your users to use the back button then there is no problem. However, If it is a problem then you will have to find another way to control how your user can navigate to different views. One way to accomplish rendering different views without History tokens is to include buttons or other such interface elements in your views and when the user clicks on them their click event handlers will render the appropriate views.

Jeff

On Tue, Nov 2, 2010 at 6:16 AM, Sreekanth Nambiar <pk.sreekanth@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All,

           Due to many reasons i need unique URLs to each page and i don't want to load all the panels and frames to the same page. How can i achieve this in GWT. I understand GWT talks about loading different panels on the same page and hiding and showing them as per requirement. That is good, but not always. So if i want unique urls and navigate to different pages whats the best way to do this in GWT.?

Thanks
Sreekanth

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