There are several ways of doing this.
1. Using the audit log
You can log the execution events so they can be queried later. The
drools-bam module contains a WorkingMemoryDbLogger that logs these
events to database, so you can easily query them.
2. Inspecting the process instance itself
You can
Quoting Garrett Conaty garr...@conaty.net:
Question on JPAProcessInstanceManager.getProcessInstances. I see
that
it returns an empty array, which I suppose makes sense otherwise it
would load every process instance from the db?
Yes, in that case it doesn't make sense to fetch all
I'm trying to determine 'where' a process is (not the active/completed/
etc. state), but the wait state.
One way of doing this (and tracing the process execution) would be via
a RuleFlowEventListener; however is there a way to query a
ProcessInstance (or something?) for this information?
