1. I am looking for a server framework to start "Tasklets". Currently,
I have a Python application that on startup reads a service
configuration file writing out ".py" file containing all the "Tasklets"
a specific node should run or activate. The generated file is then
included via import and each individual "Tasklet" is started. Each
'Tasklet' is configured similar to 'httpd' (MIN,MAX,SPARE).
Is the a existing framework that preforms similar behavior?
2. 'Tasklets' are communicating via ActiveMQ currently using the below
paradigm is there a channel based version of this or should I write my
own channel?
receiveNoWait(...)
schedule()
Thanks,
Kevin
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