Hi, I am working on a flow that uses flow events. I send the event from a rule, and the only way I know to send an event requires that I know the processId as well as the sessionId. Which means I need to be able to keep track of both those two values so that I can later use them to send the event. So the question is what is the best strategy to keep track of the sessions and the processes ? The following is what I do; please comment on it, and feel free to suggest a better way. I ve created a class called WorkflowInfo that has two members ( processId, and sessionId ) When I start the process I create a WorkflowInfo, I set the processId, and the sessionId then I insert it into the working memory: WorkflowInfo info = new WorkflowInfo(); info.setProcessId(instance.getId()); info.setSessionId(ksession.getId()); ksession.insert(info); In one of the rules I check for a condition, and when it is met I send the flow event: rule "sendEvent" when $info : WorkflowInfo() <something is true> then DroolsEventsManager.getInstance().sendEvent($info.getProcessId(), $info.getSessionId(), "someEvent"); end Now to send the event this is what I do ( from a java class ): public void sendEvent(long processId, int sessionId, String eventType) { StatefulKnowledgeSession session = JPAKnowledgeSessionLookup.getInstance().loadSession(sessionId); try { SignalEventCommand command = new SignalEventCommand(); command.setProcessInstanceId(processId); command.setEventType(eventType); command.setEvent(true); session.execute(command); } catch (Exception e) { Logger.getInstance().error(this.getClass(), e.getMessage()); e.printStackTrace(); } finally{ session.dispose(); } } Does this approach make sense ? Thanks