Hi there, you must have a DRL file that declares the global variable.. after that you can set it and use it in your processes.

Greetings!

that's right.. try out the System.out.println(globalVariable); and let me know if it doesn't work..

I'm pretty sure that it works if you access through the kcontext. doing something like:

kcontext.getKnowledgeRuntime.getGlobal("globalVariable");

Greetings.

You can also just define the global in your process.  If you use the Drools eclipse plugin to edit the BPMN2 file, and you are writing your action (script node for example), there is a button there to define imports and globals.

Kris

Kris,

This seems correct way to achieve.

Greetings,

Mayank