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In this case, make sure that the objects stored in the HTTP session are compatible
between the two application releases.
Consider a case where a user is logged on and has a session on one application server.
That server is shut down for its application to be upgraded. The user is moved to another
server in the cluster and the user’s session is restored from the in-memory replica or from
a database. When the first server is upgraded, the second server is shut down. The user is
then moved back to the first server again. If the version 1 objects in the HTTP session in
memory are not compatible ...
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