[rules-users] Can we make our kbase object available from one context to another context (one application to another webservice)

[Wolfgang Laun]

A "session" is a dynamic, volatile object containing data that may be
modified by rules.

You would not want to pass such an object across different applications.

If you have a serialized knowledge base == a set of rules (+functions,
declares) you can use it in any number of programs by deserializing
the serialization so that the originally built and serialized
knowledge base is recreated.

Within one application program you can use a knowledge base to create
any number of independet stateful/less knowledge sessions, in
paralles, or one after the other.

For a web application, you may have to create another knowledge
session for each user request or connection. Alternatively, you can
reuse knowledge sessions for one request after the other *provided*
you can return the session to a "clean" initial state. You might
maintain a session pool within a thread pool if you want to go that
way.

-W








On 16 December 2011 10:04, srinivasasanda <srinivasasanda at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Across web applications same session object to be used
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