Defining Routes
You can use the @Route annotation to define any component as a route target for a given URL fragment.
Example: Defining the HelloWorld component as the default route target (empty route) for your application.
@Route("")
public class HelloWorld extends Div {
public HelloWorld() {
setText("Hello world");
}
}Example: Defining the SomePathComponent component as the target for the specific route "some/path".
@Route("some/path")
public class SomePathComponent extends Div {
public SomePathComponent() {
setText("Hello @Route!");
}
}Assuming your application is running from the root context, when the user navigates to http://example.com/some/path, either by clicking a link in the application or entering the address in the address bar, the SomePathComponent component is shown on the page.
If you omit the @Route annotation parameter, the route target is derived from the class name. For example:
MyEditor becomes
"myeditor"PersonView becomes
"person"MainView becomes
""