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# Task Parallelism

The Task Parallelism sample project demonstrates how to use the appRules Parallel activity to implement Task Parallelism in appRules projects.

 

* This is a very simple sample that launches three jobs that run in parallel in the background. 
* The jobs which are based on the Infinite Loop project, are launched using the ExecuteWorkflow activity.
* To add a Parallel activity, drag it from the Control Flow module of the Toolbox.
* The project has been preset to run in the background.
*  When you run the sample project, you can view or cancel  the job(s) using the appRules Job Monitor. 

 


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