I am using Spring 3.2.0 MVC. In that I have to store one object to session. Currently I am using HttpSession set and get attribute to store and retrieve the value.
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@SessionAttributes
annotation are used on the class level to :
So you can use it alongside your @ModelAttribute
annotation like in this example:
@Controller
@RequestMapping("/counter")
@SessionAttributes("mycounter")
public class CounterController {
// Checks if there's a model attribute 'mycounter', if not create a new one.
// Since 'mycounter' is labelled as session attribute it will be persisted to
// HttpSession
@RequestMapping(method = GET)
public String get(Model model) {
if(!model.containsAttribute("mycounter")) {
model.addAttribute("mycounter", new MyCounter(0));
}
return "counter";
}
// Obtain 'mycounter' object for this user's session and increment it
@RequestMapping(method = POST)
public String post(@ModelAttribute("mycounter") MyCounter myCounter) {
myCounter.increment();
return "redirect:/counter";
}
}
Also don't forget common noobie pitfall: make sure you make your session objects Serializable.