Hi Ricardo,
Yes you can store the Drools working memory / knowledge session into a persistence storage to restore the previous state later. 
The same mechanisms are used for Processes. You will see that jbpm-persistence-jpa contains a dependency to the drools-persistence-jpa which contains the generic mechanisms. Inside jbpm-persistnece-jpa you will find the entities related with the processes that will be persisted inside the persistence storage.

Cheers


On Thu, Nov 29, 2012 at 2:19 AM, Ricardo <sprabakkar@gmail.com> wrote:
is any one interested to explain the jbpm-persistence Vs drools persistence?
are we persist any thing in drools if so why?please let me know....thanks
lot....

I am just started to browse those package source code:)...If I find the
right answer I will post it...




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