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There are two ways to run the interfaces. In a production enviroment it is recommended that you install a service to run the interface messages in the background. If you want to run the interfaces manually then you can use the option called Process Messages. You should not use both methods at the same time. | There are two ways to run the interfaces. In a production enviroment it is recommended that you install a service to run the interface messages in the background. If you want to run the interfaces manually then you can use the option called Process Messages. You should not use both methods at the same time. Instructions to install the core interfaces can be found [[Install Interface Services|here]] | ||
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There are two ways to run the interfaces. In a production enviroment it is recommended that you install a service to run the interface messages in the background. If you want to run the interfaces manually then you can use the option called Process Messages. You should not use both methods at the same time. Instructions to install the core interfaces can be found here
