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The architecture of a flexible .NET file processing system -- Part 4
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The architecture of a flexible .NET file processing system -- Part 4

The first three parts of this series concentrated on the overall architecture of the .NET file processing system and how the messages get created and routed. In this installment, Zach Smith explains the role of the task specific processes and describes how to set up the system so that it is easily scalable.

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