This IDL snippet from the GIST contains the GUID you're looking for:
[uuid(f53321fa-34f8-4b7f-b9a3-361877cb94cf)]
coclass QuietHoursSettings
{
[default] interface IQuietHoursSettings;
}
coclass's are the COM object. The interface guid you mentioned is that you
need to supply to QueryInterface
What does myFunc (both the params string[] and params object[] version)
look like in the generated .tlb (from regasm.exe /tlb) when viewed using
OleView.exe?
That ought to provide us with the biggest hint I would think.
Bill
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 9:44 AM, Aishwarya Sivakumar <
aishwaryas...@g
This sounds more like a problem with your approach to servicing your
product, and not necessarily a python windows specific problem.
I can point you in the direction to create the firewall exception, but you
would still need to figure out how to arrange to have the code actually
execute.
Windows
You'd simply need to override GetAcceptedControls() in your
ServiceFramework subclass to OR in SERVICE_ACCEPT_PRESHUTDOWN and override
SvcOtherEx to process SERVICE_CONTROL_PRESHUTDOWN.
Other interesting service control notifications appear to be PowerEvent and
TimeChange. I'd guess PowerEvent is
Well, I know this isn't a solution per say, but the usual cause of this
error message is that you failed to call the Win32 API SetServiceStatus()
with a 'ask me again in x time' or 'i've finished starting successfully'
call in a fairly quick manner. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wind
Ctypes doesn't add any breadth in this area? (I don't have a clue since ctype
com stuff didn't exist when I last cared.)
Bill
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or the collected logs/database
backup.
Bill
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:44 PM, Tim Roberts wrote:
> Bill Tutt wrote:
> > Installing .net 2.0 would. It would require doing the requisite
> > security updates for .net 2.0 for Win2k, etc
>
> Why do you need .NET 2.0 to install
Hrm. Is it just embedding via COM servers and services or something else?
i.e. If I wrote a C++ WTL based UI to drive some embedded Python COM client
logic or SQL queries do you think I'd need to do anything extra special?
For various scary reasons I need to write a log collection tool to run on
W
