First, thank you for your answer, you really remove me a spine of the foot.
I have to use ISensLogon for this reason http://technet2.microsoft.com/WindowsVista/en/library/6ec4ec6d-6b84-44c9-b3af-116589a42b861033.mspx?mfr=true today I use Winlogon Notification package to catch Logon and Logoff events. Maybe I could use SCM...? Tim Roberts a écrit : > le dahut wrote: >> I've seen several examples in C, Delphi and VB, but I still don't know >> how to call "ISensLogon" in python : >> win32com.client.Dispatch("ISens.Logon") doesn't work, I've tried many >> other things with no more success. > > You're still thinking about this backwards. You don't call ISensLogon > (as you have seen). It's not a service that you USE. Instead, it's a > service that you PROVIDE. These are callbacks. You develop a COM > server that implements the ISensLogon functions. Then you create an > object from your own COM server, and register that object with the SENS > services using IEventSubscription, which is implemented by the > CLSID_CEventSubscription server. > > After you have done that, the system will start sending events to your > ISensLogon routines. But first, you have to create a COM server (so you > can implement ISensLogon). That's the first step. There are sample COM > servers in Python on the web. > > >> Could you give me a short example on how to start with this ? > > There really is no short example. This Microsoft knowledge base article > includes a C++ sample app that shows how to implement ISenseNetwork, > which is practically identical to ISensLogon: > http://support.microsoft.com/kb/321381 > > What are you really trying to accomplish here? This is complicated, and > there may be an easier way to do what you want. > _______________________________________________ python-win32 mailing list python-win32@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-win32
