I've written a program which automates the running of Business Objects (a query
generator and reporting tool). The command which creates the process (and the
corresponding Python object) is:
boApp = win32com.client.Dispatch('BusinessObjects.Application')
This works fine, and I have successfully run the application. However,
sometimes the Business Objects process hangs (perhaps because the query takes
too long or perhaps due to some error in my code) and I would like to kill the
process in Task Manager. If I am running this on my PC, it's easy to identify
the process to kill. If, however, I'm running this on a server and there are
other Business Objects processes running I cannot tell which process to end.
Upon calling Dispatch() I would like to log the PID of the process, so if I
have to kill, I would know which one.
Is there a way to do this? (I have looked through the Python for Windows
documentation and searched on the web, but have not found any answers.) Thanks.
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Bruce Webber
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http://brucewebber.us
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