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Currently the session storage saves all session files in a system dependand folder suited for session state files.

But in one of my applications I want the session files be saved in a special directory.

Can I change the root directory of the session storage?

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Yes, it's easy. From the ApplicationContext:

ApplicationContext.getLocalStorage().setDirectory(new File("/mydirectory"));

I often used it during GUI tests so that I could pre-setup the geometry required by my tests (rather than forcing move and resize at every test launch).

jfpoilpret