Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
Once we have this information, we simply use the previously explained
KieStoreSer-
vices
interface to access a persistent KIE session.
While all these components will provide enough information to make a KIE session re-
coverable from another thread or server node, it is just the most basic information we can
store inside a database. If we want to store and/or retrieve extra information, such as spe-
cific tables related to our domain model or statistical information, we can extend our con-
figuration in multiple ways. We will concentrate on two of the most popular components
for extending the persisted information:
•
History logs
: This component is used to store extra historical information about
our process executions
•
Object marshalling strategies
: This component is used to store extra entities in
specific ways in our model
