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Is the Spring batch execution context encoded?

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answered 2021-06-15 14:00:00 +0000

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No, the Spring Batch execution context is not encoded. It is a simple Java Map that can contain any serializable Java object. The execution context is used to store job execution data during a Batch job run, such as batch parameters and job status memory. However, if there is any sensitive information that needs to be stored in the execution context, it is recommended to encrypt the data before storing it.

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