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This will allow swapping out the ClassLoader used for deserialization. This will ensure that Spring Session Mongo support works with Spring Boot's devtools (which uses a custom ClassLoader).
I haven't looked into this, but this might imply we can combine JacksonMongoSessionConverter and JdkMongoSessionConverter by simply using custom Serializer<Object> and Deserializer<Object>. Alternatively, we probably want to use the Converter APIs which would allow indirect use of Serializer<Object> and Deserializer<Object>
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JdkMongoSessionConverter should use Spring's Serializer<Object> and Deserializer<Object>
JdkMongoSessionConverter should allow custom ClassLoader
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This will allow swapping out the
ClassLoader
used for deserialization. This will ensure that Spring Session Mongo support works with Spring Boot's devtools (which uses a customClassLoader
).I haven't looked into this, but this might imply we can combine
JacksonMongoSessionConverter
andJdkMongoSessionConverter
by simply using customSerializer<Object>
andDeserializer<Object>
. Alternatively, we probably want to use theConverter
APIs which would allow indirect use ofSerializer<Object>
andDeserializer<Object>
Relates to: spring-projects/spring-boot#3805
cc @jkubrynski
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