Back to your problem:
Have you tried to compile the app in PRETTY mode and then use Safari's remote debugging to see whats going on in Javascript? Maybe the compiler has generated webkit JS code that does not work as intended in Safari 6 on IOS 6. Do you have the same error when using Safari 6 on Mac OS? Although its not really the same situation but in http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/issues/detail?id=7392 I had a similar problem with a ClassCastException that should not occur. But would it be the situation as in the issue it should not work on Safari in general I think. But as a wild guess: Does your code work on IOS when you introduce a no-arg constructor to your place that is calling this(null, null) and setter methods you can call in your Tokenizer when using the no-arg constructor to create the place?
-- J.
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