Broadwick
Broadwick is a simple python stack designed for business applications and business process management. Almost all of Broadwick is built upon the Twisted framework.
Comprises:
broadwick.messaging : Messaging abstraction. Currently contains twisted STOMP implementation.
broadwick.web : A CherryPy?-like web framework built upon twisted.web
examples : messaging examples (including a simple STOMP broker) and web examples
Most of broadwick is platform-independent EXCEPT the appserver module. The appserver module uses supervisor (http://supervisord.org) which only runs on Unix, to manage processes. If anyone knows of a similar Windows-based process manager, an adaptor could be written. We’re not looking into this though.
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