Assuming you have also linked your Eclipse workspace to GIT there are still a number of differences between the two environments; the degree to how this affects you depends upon your needs: There are more editors for different rule types and supporting artifacts in kie-wb (guided rule editor, guided decision table editor, guided score card editor, enum editor, global variables editor, form modeller and test scenarios spring to mind). Furthermore kie-wb provides a runtime environment for jBPM processes and related UI, a remote maven repository and related UI, REST API for manipulating certain functions, improved security, BAM dashboard and more.

Eclipse and it's plugin would be more suited to developers, whereas kie-wb leans more to the business user.

I cannot comment on what others use.

On 4 February 2014 06:53, gallaxhar <lukewallace1990@gmail.com> wrote:

What is the difference in the KIE Workbench (called the "daddy of the them
all" by  this article
<http://blog.athico.com/2013/06/goodbye-guvnor-hello-drools-workbench.html>
) and using eclipse + drools plugin + drools 6?

Besides one being on your filesystem and one being web based, is there
anything KIE Workbench has more than Eclipse+drools plugin+drools 6 or vice
versa? What are most people here using?



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