I am curious to know that why spring mvc store object in its own sessions when we submit a form. Will this cause any overhead or insecurity?
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I am curious to know that why spring mvc store object in its own sessions when we submit a form. Will this cause any overhead or insecurity?
Spring doesn’t store anything in the session unless you tell it to. You have direct access to the session.
Session-scoped beans can go in some container inside the http session, but that’s an implementation details, and it doesn’t head an overhead or insecurity.