It has its own concepts for moving between "places" (there are not even called places ;-)). I have been using GWTP in production for long time and simplifies several rough edges of using plain GWT.
[1] http://dev.arcbees.com/gwtp/core/navigation/token-formats.html#configure
On 16/11/15 13:12, Ed Bras wrote:
@Thomas: thanks for your input. Yes, I remember I also looked at your Html5Historian code as example.--Do you know if or how, the Html5 pushState will be supported in the gwt core?
I think it should be possible to support it the way I implemented it: use pushState if the browser supports it, else the old hash fragment method is used.
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