org.kie.api.runtime

Interface KieSessionsPool

All Known Subinterfaces:

KieContainerSessionsPool

public interface KieSessionsPool

A pool of session created from a KieContainer

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
KieSession	newKieSession() Obtain a KieSession from this pool using the default session configuration.
KieSession	newKieSession(KieSessionConfiguration conf) Obtain a KieSession from this pool using using the given session configuration.
StatelessKieSession	newStatelessKieSession() Obtain a StatelessKieSession from this pool using the default session configuration.
StatelessKieSession	newStatelessKieSession(KieSessionConfiguration conf) Obtain a StatelessKieSession from this pool using using the given session configuration.
void	shutdown() Shutdown this pool and clean up all the resources

Method Detail

newKieSession

KieSession newKieSession()

Obtain a KieSession from this pool using the default session configuration. Calling KieSession.dispose() on this session when you are done will push it back into the pool.

Returns:

created KieSession

newKieSession

KieSession newKieSession(KieSessionConfiguration conf)

Obtain a KieSession from this pool using using the given session configuration. Calling KieSession.dispose() on this session when you are done will push it back into the pool.

Returns:

created KieSession

newStatelessKieSession

StatelessKieSession newStatelessKieSession()

Obtain a StatelessKieSession from this pool using the default session configuration. You do not need to call @{link #dispose()} on this. Note that, what is pooled here is not StatelessKieSession but the KieSession that it internally wraps, so calling multiple times CommandExecutor.execute(Command) ()} (or one of its overload) will make this StatelessKieSession to get a KieSession from the pool instead of creating a new one.

Returns:

created StatelessKieSession

newStatelessKieSession

StatelessKieSession newStatelessKieSession(KieSessionConfiguration conf)

Obtain a StatelessKieSession from this pool using using the given session configuration. You do not need to call @{link #dispose()} on this. Note that, what is pooled here is not StatelessKieSession but the KieSession that it internally wraps, so calling multiple times CommandExecutor.execute(Command) ()} (or one of its overload) will make this StatelessKieSession to get a KieSession from the pool instead of creating a new one.

Returns:

created StatelessKieSession

shutdown

void shutdown()

Shutdown this pool and clean up all the resources