The only issue I can see with the above code is that you have not
implemented hashcode/equals for your places. However GWT expects you do
implement both methods correctly for your places. I am still under the
impression that it should just work, especially because you use
placeController.goTo(new UserPlace(name)). In that case GWT does not parse
the URL at all but only updates the URL in the browser based on the place
you have created yourself in code.
Do you use UiBinder in your UserViewImpl? If yes then check if the widget
that shows the user name has not been recreated accidentally, e.g.
something like
UserViewImpl extends Composite {
@UiField
Label userNameLabel;
public UserViewImpl() {
initWidget(...);
*userNameLabel = new Label();*
}
void setName(...) {
userNameLabel.setText(...);
}
}
will not work because the userNameLabel has been recreated manually in the
constructor and is not attached in the browser UI at all.
-- J.
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