5:32 a.m.
Hi,
When using persistence what is the best approach to creating sessions?
I can resume a session if the service was shutdown based on the session ID, but how often
should I be creating new sessions?
Can I have multiple sessions writing to the same database?
Any guidance appreciated.
Greg
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6:23 a.m.
Hi,
Every process in my webapplication creates a session and this session is persisted to the
database. I don’t know what is the best practice. But all seems to works. One problem is
only with loading the session from the database…
So I will wait for the community answer.
Thanks Mila
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Hi,
When using persistence what is the best approach to creating sessions?
I can resume a session if the service was shutdown based on the session ID, but how often
should I be creating new sessions?
Can I have multiple sessions writing to the same database?
Any guidance appreciated.
Greg
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7:01 a.m.
When you say "every process in my webapplication" do you mean everytim you need
to start a new ProcessInstance of a workflow?
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Subject: Re: [rules-users] Drools FLow Persistence and Sessions
Hi,
Every process in my webapplication creates a session and this session is persisted to the
database. I don't know what is the best practice. But all seems to works. One problem
is only with loading the session from the database...
So I will wait for the community answer.
Thanks Mila
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Subject: [rules-users] Drools FLow Persistence and Sessions
Hi,
When using persistence what is the best approach to creating sessions?
I can resume a session if the service was shutdown based on the session ID, but how often
should I be creating new sessions?
Can I have multiple sessions writing to the same database?
Any guidance appreciated.
Greg
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7:32 a.m.
Yes, every process – I don’t know if this is best practice.
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When you say “every process in my webapplication” do you mean everytim you need to start a
new ProcessInstance of a workflow?
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Subject: Re: [rules-users] Drools FLow Persistence and Sessions
Hi,
Every process in my webapplication creates a session and this session is persisted to the
database. I don’t know what is the best practice. But all seems to works. One problem is
only with loading the session from the database…
So I will wait for the community answer.
Thanks Mila
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To: rules-users(a)lists.jboss.org
Subject: [rules-users] Drools FLow Persistence and Sessions
Hi,
When using persistence what is the best approach to creating sessions?
I can resume a session if the service was shutdown based on the session ID, but how often
should I be creating new sessions?
Can I have multiple sessions writing to the same database?
Any guidance appreciated.
Greg
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9:25 p.m.
You yourself can decide how many sessions you want. Sessions are rather
lightweight (so yes, you could simply create a new session for each
process instance) and simply act as an independent processing unit.
So then the question is, how many sessions do you normally need? Well,
simple applications can easily run with only one session. So all
process instances simply run in the same session. If your application
scales or you have multiple applications, you could decide to create
separate sessions, for example for scalability reasons or simply for
making sure they work independently. In some cases (for example when
you want to make sure process instances don't influence each other
unexpectedly or your process instances don't really run centralized but
rather locally embedded in your application), creating a new session for
each instance is valid as well.
Regarding persistence, multiple sessions can write to the same database,
or you can configure your sessions to write to different databases as
well. All up to your preferences.
Kris
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Hi,
When using persistence what is the best approach to creating
sessions?
I can resume a session if the service was shutdown based on the
session ID, but how often should I be creating new sessions?
Can I have multiple sessions writing to the same database?
Any guidance appreciated.
Greg
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