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* cleanup removing unused headers
* Updated asserts in code base that needed messages (marked as deprecated)
* left one test that was testing a deprecated constructor.  When that code is removed we can remove that test.
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= TaskProcessor

Is a stream processor that will accept messages with a string payload and create a
`TaskLaunchRequest` that it will send to the next app in the stream.  The payload of the
message that is sent will be added to the properties of the `TaskLaunchRequest` under
the `payload` key.

By default the processor will add the timestamp-task sample coordinates if no task is
specified.

NOTE: if using defaults make sure to install the timestamp-task into your local maven repo
by executing the following build in the timestamp-task module:

[source,shell,indent=2]
----
$ ./mvnw clean install
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== The arguments offered by the TaskProcessor are as follows:
* *group* establishes the group for the task maven coordinates.   Default is `io.spring`.
* *artifact* establishes the artifact for the task maven coordinates.  Default is `timestamp-task`.
* *classifiers* establishes the classifier for the task maven coordinates.  Default is null.
* *extension* establishes the extension for the task maven coordinates.  Default is jar.
* *data-source-url* sets the spring_datasource_url for the task.  Default is null.
* *data-source-driver-class-name* establishes the spring_datasource_driverClassName for the task.  Default is null.
* *data-source-user-name* establishes the spring_datasource_username for the task.  Default is null.
* *data-source-password* establishes the spring_datasource_password for the task.  Default is null.

== Requirements:

* Java 7 or Above

== Build:

[source,shell,indent=2]
----
$ ./mvnw clean install
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== Dependencies:

The task processor requires an instance of RabbitMQ to be running.