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"reuse StatefulKnowledgeSession, is StatefulKnowledgeSession lightweight"
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hi, folks
i'm using jBPM5 and here is question about how to effectively use the
StatefulKnowledgeSession.
is StatefulKnowledgeSession lightweight?
is there any potential risk if we implement the strategy that create
StatefulKnowledgeSession for each request, that means, create StatefulKnowledgeSession
when every time call startProcess, and dispose it after the process instance complete.
I read the javadoc of StatefulKnowledgeSession, it clear state that: "
After the application finishes using the session, though, it *must* call the dispose()
method in order to free the resources and used memory.
"
at this monment, what i can image is that, if there are lots of active process instance
not complete, that will cause lots of StatefulKnowledgeSession resources not released,
which could be potential memory leak? is this correct?
do you guys have any best practice or pattern of useing StatefulKnowledgeSession? for
example, options like:
reuse single StatefulKnowledgeSession?
reuse StatefulKnowledgeSession in a pool?
oneStatefulKnowledgeSession per request?
Thanks
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