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I'm wondering how can I user Spring Session in a Websphere App Server? Can I get 100% of Spring Session functionality? Does it have some limitations?

Knut Holm
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Spring Session should work in Websphere in the same way it works with any other container.

The way Spring Session works is by leveraging a Filter that replaces the servlet Filter implementation. You can read more about it in the reference.

I'm guessing you will need to configure the filter in the web.xml. If that is the case you can take a look at the HttpSession XML example.

One thing to keep in mind is that Spring Session does not currently support HttpSessionListener implementations. This is typically not a problem, but I wanted to make this explicit. If you have a need for this, you can vote for the feature / track it here.

Rob Winch
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