Originally posted by Sanz Vai:
It's true that you can serialize your own session objects and store them, say as Blobs in database. But you are not managing the JSF session objects. They are done by JSF framework.
All the JSF object, which implements saveState & restoreState methods will be taken care by JSF. You just need to specifiy
javax.faces.STATE_SAVING_METHOD=client in web.xml
Thereafter you state would be stored in a hidden variable at the client side.
As far as other objects like backing bean in session etc. are concerned, you will need to take care of it.
[ April 14, 2005: Message edited by: Varun Khanna ]