Thanks Esteban. I thought it could be a solution too, but I am not experienced (and my knowledge is not big either) in solving such a problems.
If I would do, like You said - am I to write all communication between web service and client too? In web programming with browser, I have cookies. In them, I could keep some session ID. But using SOAP, I have to write this mechanisms alone, yes? Can AXIS do it for me? Or some other tool?
regards,
tom.
A basic solution could be to have each user identified with an unique id. Then, in the server side you could have different ksessions (and not kbases) for each user.Best,
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2010/8/20 tom ska <tiberium.linux@gmail.com>Hi,
what I have is SOAP Web Service with two methods: fn_AddFacts, and fn_Conclude. I defined special XML implementation to send various fact's types via SOAP. Model is defined in DRL/Guvnor - and rules too.
So now, I can add some facts (web service creates them using Drools "reflection" API) to knowledge base. And then use fn_Conclude method, to fire "fireAllRules" method and get response with results. But.....
What if now I have 100 users, and I don't want their's facts to interfere each other? I want, to use Drools to conclude for different users. I want to use this same rules, but on different knowledge bases (each user has own knowledge base of his facts).
Please help me, how to solve this problem... I am new in JAVA EE, and I don't understand some elementary issues well. (But I am trying to understand them :D )
regards,
tom.
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