Trace: • Session Isolation • Setting Default Values • REST API Filter • Customize an Application Without Derivation • Use Web Application Style With Vaadin • Using XmlSecurityManager
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| - | ~~Title: User Defined Session Manager and Object Provider~~ | + | ~~Title: User-Defined Session Manager and Object Provider~~ |
| The standard JVx server implementation uses the classes DefaultObjectProvider and DefaultSessionManager for the object and session administration. To change the default settings, the [[jvx:common:setup:zones|server configuration]] can be modified via config.xml. | The standard JVx server implementation uses the classes DefaultObjectProvider and DefaultSessionManager for the object and session administration. To change the default settings, the [[jvx:common:setup:zones|server configuration]] can be modified via config.xml. | ||
| - | User defined classes can be integrated using the following: | + | User-defined classes can be integrated using the following: |
| <file xml> | <file xml> | ||