Defining Your Environment with the Runtime Manager - jBPM6 Developer Guide - page 234

Configuring a KIE session for a KIE module
Every provided instance of the runtime manager depends on a KIE session being defined
and the Human task component being available. The KIE Workbench provides a running
instance of the task service, but the KIE session requires a KIE module to be configured in-
side a project before being available for use. In this section, we will go into detail about de-
fining our knowledge bases and sessions in a project inside the KIE Workbench.
First of all, we need to go to the Project Editor . You can find it in the Project Authoring
perspective under Authoring , and then navigating to Tools | Project Editor . There, you
will have a drop-down list from where you will be able to select the option Knowledge
bases and sessions as shown in the following sessions:
When you select the Knowledge bases and sessions option, the project editor contents will
change to show a series of user friendly form components to define a kmodule.xml file
inside the project. We will use it to define a KIE base with the name kbase1 and a stateful
KIE session called ksession1 . Any name we want to use will do, as we will only use
them as a reference later on.