The UI configuration of runtime managers
The KIE Workbench (which we explained in Chapter 4, Understanding the KIE Workbench), among its functionalities, provides a runtime environment for process executions. It uses the provided runtime manager implementations to allow the user to configure how each module they create is going to be executed. In order to do so, you must follow specific steps to provide the workbench with all the necessary information. You will have to perform the following operations:
Configure a KIE session for a specific project and deploy it
Configure a runtime manager type for the specific deployment
We'll provide a step-by-step guide to be able to do so.
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 inside a project before...
