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Finally, we need a way to define all configurations to the runtime that will be specific for
a particular process definition or group of process definitions. Now that we have seen how
to define processes, we can go back to the project editor and see the configuration behind
the
Knowledge bases and sessions
option, as shown in the following screenshot:
In the view shown in the preceding screenshot, we can define different KIE bases for our
project. We can make one of them the default one and decide which packages to include
inside them. The packages will represent the different folders that we create in our project
and where we might add processes, work item definitions, rules, or anything else. In this
way, we can have multiple KIE bases in one project with different process definitions
working inside each one.
Each KIE base will have a series of KIE sessions associated, and we will be able to con-
figure them to work in multiple ways. We will see the different configurations for KIE
sessions when we see the interaction of processes and other knowledge definition types in
This is the point where the process definition environment ends and the process runtime
begins. The next step is to click on the
Build & Deploy
button in the project editor to
