Hi,
I'm trying to package a web app using PyInstaller in order to use it
as a demo on a desktop environment. The webapp (developed using
Pylons) is usually served by Python Paste, and I'd really like to keep
using it (for simplicity reasons).
However when I try to run the packaged webapp I got an "ImportError:
No module named paste" no matter whether I add my site-packages
directory to .spec file or not (by using the --path option when
runnning Makespec.py). I highly suspect that the problem is in the way
Python Paste is actually imported.
The script I use to serve the application is as simple as:
import logging
import os, sys
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
import paste.deploy
import paste.httpserver
def main():
wsgi_app = paste.deploy.loadapp('config://path/to/init/file')
try:
paste.httpserver.serve(wsgi_app)
except KeyboardInterrupt:
pass
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
and when I look at my site-packages directory (I actually use a
virtualenv but I don't think it matters in anyway) I can see some
Paste-*-nspkg.pth that look suspicious. Maybe those .pth file change
the pathinfo, but if so they do it in a way I can't understand, at
least so late in the night :(
Any suggestion or hint to fix this issue? Would anyone be so kind to
help me?
Cheers,
Andrea
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