Thank you so much for your help!
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>What should be the ProcessInstance prc variable in your code?
>Also, did you have to create synchronized insert (and modify, update)
method in your wrapper class?
This is beacuse the whole API has to be synchronized within one Object. This
means for me the KSession, the Process and WokItemManag
Thanks for the replies.
What should be the ProcessInstance prc variable in your code?
Also, did you have to create synchronized insert (and modify, update) method
in your wrapper class?
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I think no. I use a session in a multithread environment I had to put a
wrapper with synchronized methods around it to prevent random locks.
FireUntilHalt consumes 100% CPU. I have a ruleflow and found:
while (ksession.getPrcState(prc) == ProcessInstance.STATE_ACTIVE) {
Threads.sleep(10)
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> Subject: [rules-users] Is drools ksession thread-safe?
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> Hi,
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> I want to fire a session with fireUntilHalt()
> and make other threads insert facts in that session.
> Is drools rule engine thread-safe in that sense?
>
> If not, wha
Hi,
I want to fire a session with fireUntilHalt()
and make other threads insert facts in that session.
Is drools rule engine thread-safe in that sense?
If not, what else can I do?
Thanks.
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