Persistent Sessions
See original GitHub issueIs there any way to work with persistent sessions?
I mean that when a user logged in, I use ctx.request().getSession()
methods and when the server is restarted all this atributes are gone and the users have to logged in again. Right now, my little web is under development so I restarted many times a day and I’m wondering if this is posible with Javalin, due to Jetty supports this
Thanks alot!
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This has been released as part of 2.1.0: https://javalin.io/news/2018/08/27/javalin-2.1.0-released.html
Man, you’re awesome, thank you for this.