I implemented DeepLinking using the Sagas as described in the Docs Redirecting… and implemented in the DevApp
With these adjustments, DeepLinking works in the sense that the URL is updated every time I switch between tabs/documents. However, if I copy one of these links and apply them in the address bar, nothing happens. I don´t get redirected as is the case with the DevApp: <INTERNAL_LINK>
Nothing happens in the Redux Dev Store (no action is dispatched) as well. Has anybody already been confronted with this problem or has any idea what might be the issue?
You don’t need the custom middleware for deep linking to work. The Client devapp only has it to demonstrate further customizing.
To have a “welcome” page, you can use the welcome page feature of the app model.
For the deep linking initialization to kick in, you need to pass a suitable action at DeepLinkingFactories.createSagas applyTriggers. This should be the action that sets the application state to something where the linked page activity can be opened. e.g. an UAA logged in action.
The A12 tempate uses a different action, which also works:
DeepLinkingFactories.createWelcomePageSaga({ applyTriggers: [ModelActions.addModulesApplicationModels] })
PS: The Client devapp doesn’t have a suitable action, because it is too low level, so we created some dummy devapp actions, which of course you should not use.
Hi @baschir-loud-bluff 
Thanks for answering!
I tried to implement Deeplinking by just adding the applyTriggers and passing the UAA logged in action, but there is now difference in the behaviour. Since this didn´t work, I tried to replicate how it´s implemented in the Dev App. Anything else (besides declaring “DeepLinkingFactories.createSagas”) I must consider when implementing Deep Linking? Anything I am missing out on?
Based on the suggestion from @baschir-loud-bluff, we’re also inspired by the project template local-auth for the sagas & actions to resolve the issue.
