Huang Guan wrote:
>
> 1). While using pythoncom develop com+ serivce, executed triumphantly.
> But why the pythonservice appear in windows process administer always?
> Is there any method to let pythonservice disappear from windows
> process administer?
Do you mean Task Manager? I don't want you to hide your service from me.
It's my computer, and I want to know exactly what's running.
> 2). While using pythoncom develop com+ sever, below variable have been
> set:
> _svc_name_='myservice'
> _svc_display_name_='myservice display name'
> _svc_description_='myservice description'
> Why it can't display server manufacture in the msconfig of windows xp?
> How can I have the result as follow:
> eg: service name:VMware DHCP Service, service manufacture:VMware,Inc.
Msconfig gets this information by reading the "version" resource from
the service executable. The executable in your case is
"pythonservice.exe" which does not have a "version" resource.
It is possible to modify the resources of an executable, and there are
tools to do so. Thus, you may be able to insert a version resource into
"pythonservice.exe," but I would suggest that it is too much trouble.
> 3). while using pywin32 to control IE, make sure spring
> OnDocumentComplete affair already, thance, to load local HTML file to
>
> IE, code as below:
> v_s=v_iexplore.Document._oleobj_.QueryInterface(\
> win32com.client.pythoncom.IID_IPersistStreamInit)
> if v_s:
> print 'Exists pythoncom.IID_IPersistStreamInit '
> v_s.InitNew()
> Now it's sure that it initializtion the DHTML controller of IE
> successful, and return a PyIPersistStreamInit object, but according to
> the help from pywin32, there is only one initNew()method in
> PyIPersistStreamInit object.
Unless you have used "makepy", the Python "help" doesn't know all of the
available properties and methods. In this case, it knows about "InitNew"
because you called it.
> So What's the method load(),Save(),Release() for PyIPersistStreamInit?
> How to find it? How to carry out the similar VC code function as below:
> hr = pPersistStreamInit->InitNew();
> if ( SUCCEEDED(hr) )
> {
> // Load the contents of the stream.
> hr = pPersistStreamInit->Load( pStream );
> }
> pPersistStreamInit->Release();
You should be able to use "v_s.Load( pStream )".
--
Tim Roberts, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.
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