>> One idea I can see is to make the place token the entire argument
list. So, in the above case it would look like: title=xxx&author=yyy&
there any tools in GWT to help with this?).
This is the way to go!
>> Another idea would be to create a separate token for each argument.
The place class may look like this
The place class may look like this
This is not supported, as GWT by default will consider the entire arg list as a single token only. i.e anything after the '#' in the url. Still you can have the constructor
>> public class BookSearchPlace extends Place
{ public BookSearchPlace ( String title, String author, String
publisher )
as such they are not related.
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