Hi Rudolf,
In Drools Flow you don't need to deploy your processes into a Database.
We have drools guvnor to store our process definitions. Then you can
configure Drools Flow to use a database to maintain the runtime status of
your business processes.
Greetings!
2010/4/16 rudolf michael <roudolf(a)gmail.com>
Hello there,
After installing Drools and playing around with the KnowledgeBase and
sessions, i was able to do a proof of concept to act as a Workflow Engine.
It seems this is a good engine with lots of features included.
I am still a newbie, what i couldnt find though is the Drools flow/xml
definitions not being persisted in the db.
How can i list my deployed flow/xml definitions?
best regards,
Rudolf Michael
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