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Session handling in the clustering environment needs Serializable object and session.setAttribute to replicate the values acrosss the clusters. Whether non serializable object in a clustering environment replicates session values across clusters using session.setAttribute() ?
 
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Doesn't your first sentence answer your question?
 
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You said it yourself--the attribute class must implement Serializable in order for the session attribute to migrate to the other VM. If it does not implement Serializable, it will not migrate.

However, the specs do not require that Java serialization be used to serialize the object for migration. So if the class has custom serialization code, it may not run.
 
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