How to use

RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory

in

org.kie.remote.client.api

@Override
public org.kie.remote.client.api.RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory buildFactory() throws InsufficientInfoToBuildException {
  checkAndFinalizeConfig();
  // return new instance
  return new RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory(config.clone());
}

/**
 * In the 6.0.x code, we did this: 
 * 
 *  // Setup remote JMS runtime engine factory
 *  RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory remoteJmsFactory 
 *      = new RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory(deploymentId, serverUrl, user, password);
 *
 *  // Create runtime engine
 *  RuntimeEngine engine = remoteJmsFactory.newRuntimeEngine();
 */
public void createJmsRuntimeEngine(String deploymentId, URL serverUrl, String user, String password) { 
  // Now we just do this: 
  RuntimeEngine engine = RemoteRuntimeEngineFactory.newJmsBuilder()
      .addDeploymentId(deploymentId)
      .addJbossServerHostName(serverUrl.getHost())
      .addUserName(user)
      .addPassword(password)
      .build();
  
  // If you still want to use the factory to create multiple instances, you can always still do this: 
  RemoteJmsRuntimeEngineFactory jmsRuntimeFactory = RemoteRuntimeEngineFactory.newJmsBuilder()
      .addDeploymentId(deploymentId)
      .addJbossServerHostName(serverUrl.getHost())
      .addUserName(user)
      .addPassword(password)
      .buildFactory();
    engine = jmsRuntimeFactory.newRuntimeEngine();
}

      .buildFactory();
  jmsRuntimeFactory.newRuntimeEngine().getKieSession();
  fail( "A ksession queue is required for a ksession!");
} catch( MissingRequiredInfoException e) {
      .buildFactory();
  jmsRuntimeFactory.newRuntimeEngine().getTaskService();
  fail( "A task service queue is always required!");
} catch( MissingRequiredInfoException e) {