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Spring Session 3.4.3

- What’s New
- Samples & Guides (Start Here)
  - Boot Samples
    - HttpSession
      - Redis
        
        JSON serialization
        
        Redis with Events
      - MongoDB
      - JDBC
      - HttpSession with Hazelcast
    - Find by Username
    - WebSockets
  - WebFlux
    - Redis
    - Custom Cookie
  - Java Configuration
    - Custom Cookie
    - Redis
    - JDBC
    - Hazelcast
    - REST
    - Spring Security
  - XML Configuration
    - Redis
    - JDBC
- Configurations
  - Redis
    - Redis HTTP Session
    - Redis Indexed Web Session
  - JDBC
  - Common Configurations
- HttpSession Integration
- WebSocket Integration
- WebSession Integration
- Spring Security Integration
- API Documentation
- Upgrading

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Spring Session
Configurations

Configuration

This section provides guidance on how to further configure Spring Session for each of its supported datastores.

JDBC Redis HTTP Session

Spring Session
- 3.4.3
- 3.3.7
- 3.2.7
- 3.1.6
- 3.0.4
- 2.7.4
- 2.6.4
- 3.5.0-RC1

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