Well it would, but your problem is your URL requirement.
With standard GWT Places your URL would look like:
http://mygwtapp.com/#UserPlace: or if you
customize GWT Places you could achieve URLs like
http://mygwtapp.com/#/user/. So as you can see GWT
places also uses the hash fragment of an UR
On Tuesday, 23 August, 2011 01:08 AM, Jens wrote:
You have to use redirect rules on your web server, e.g. nginx, apache,
tomcat, etc. That way you can deliver your app's index.html for
different URLs based on regular expressions. Once your server delivers
your index.html you can do Window.Locatio
You have to use redirect rules on your web server, e.g. nginx, apache,
tomcat, etc. That way you can deliver your app's index.html for different
URLs based on regular expressions. Once your server delivers your index.html
you can do Window.Location.getPath() in your EntryPoint and then do whatev
