David London wrote:
> The services never interact with the user.
> So, it's sounding like I'm just going to have to tell the client that the
> services need to run as "local service".
>
I suspect so. However, I should point out that the articles I got that
information from were rather old.
Jeff Peery wrote:
>
>
>
> If I have a multithreaded application but use COM objects only within
> the secondary thread is pythoncom.CoInitialize() still required?
>
Every thread that will use COM services has to have run CoInitialize at
some point. Pythoncom will automatically do a CoInitalize,
Ok, thanks.
If I have a multithreaded application but use COM objects only within the
secondary thread is pythoncom.CoInitialize() still required?
So if I understand correctly, I could go the route I'm headed, but my code
might be simpler and more reliable if I setup an event handler for th
On Monday 03 December 2007 3:21:06 pm Tim Roberts wrote:
> David London wrote:
> > Hello all,
> > I'm encountering some strangeness when running my python code on a
> > windows machine and I was wondering if anyone had any advice,
> >
> > I have a number of python services (8) that run on a client
Jeff Peery wrote:
>
> Graham,
>
> thanks for the beta! I think my main problem is that I don’t really
> understand this code; I didn’t write it. Could you recommend a
> book/website that describes what these functions like
> ‘group.OPCItems.AddItem’ do? For example I don’t really know what a
> ‘gro
David London wrote:
> Hello all,
> I'm encountering some strangeness when running my python code on a windows
> machine and I was wondering if anyone had any advice,
>
> I have a number of python services (8) that run on a client machine,
> monitoring various database tables or folders, doing som
thanks for the beta!
I think my main problem is that I don't really understand this code; I didn't
write it. Could you recommend a book/website that describes what these
functions like 'group.OPCItems.AddItem' do? For example, how do I know what a
'group' is or what the addItem() parame
Hello all,
I'm encountering some strangeness when running my python code on a windows
machine and I was wondering if anyone had any advice,
I have a number of python services (8) that run on a client machine,
monitoring various database tables or folders, doing something with the data,
then sle
Graham,
thanks for the beta! I think my main problem is that I don't really
understand this code; I didn't write it. Could you recommend a book/website
that describes what these functions like 'group.OPCItems.AddItem' do? For
example I don't really know what a 'group' is or what the addItem()
par
I'm trying to seek a definitive answer to the question: Can Win32 python
load Cygwin-compiled DLLs?
We have a C library (http://libvirt.org/) which has Python bindings.
Because the library relies on a lot of POSIX stuff we have only got so
far as to compile it under Cygwin. Using the Cygwin v
Jeff Peery wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm getting in a bit over my head here and need some help. I'm running
> a simple wxpython application that runs a thread in the background.
> The thread is supposed to read and write data to/from an OPC server -
> which I use to communicate to a PLC (programmable logic
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