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Right now I have a project that is using In-Proc to hold session data, but I want to migrate it to use the State Server. I know I have to put the serializable attribute on top of all my classes that are going to be stored in sessions, but the project is thousands of files big. Is there a way to run a checker to see what I have to serialize so I don't leave anything behind or forget some?
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Right now I have a project that is using In-Proc to hold session data, but I want to migrate it to use the State Server. I know I have to put the serializable attribute on top of all my classes that are going to be stored in sessions, but the project is thousands of files big. Is there a way to run a checker to see what I have to serialize so I don't leave anything behind or forget some?

How to migrate from In-Proc to State Server for sessions?

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