Spring Boot Session Management
Yatin B.Date: 2020-09-07
This tutorial demonstrates Spring Boot session management using MySQL for persistent storage, rather than the default in-memory approach. It leverages Spring Session Core and Spring Session JDBC to manage sessions, storing session data in a relational database. The example uses Maven, a MySQL database (easily set up via Docker), and includes creating necessary files (pom.xml, application.properties, Java classes, and an HTML template) to build a simple web application that demonstrates session creation, data storage, and session invalidation. The application persists session information to the database and allows for viewing stored data.
Read more: https://examples.javacodegeeks.com/spring-boot-session-management/
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