Re: [python-win32] Finding the COM server

2007-10-12 Thread Tim Roberts
Thomas Heller wrote: > Tim Roberts schrieb: > >> Out-of-process servers call CoRegisterClassObject to register their >> classes with the COM runtime. That doesn't change the registry. I >> can't find a COM utility to return the process ID for a given CLSID, and >> without that, I don't know ho

Re: [python-win32] Finding the COM server

2007-10-12 Thread Thomas Heller
Tim Roberts schrieb: > Kevin Patterson wrote: >> Does the registry get updated every time the comserver is run? For >> example I know some of my users keep multiple copies of the same rev >> (or different revs) in different directories. My script often gets >> called after the COM server is up and

Re: [python-win32] Finding the COM server

2007-10-12 Thread Tim Roberts
Kevin Patterson wrote: > Does the registry get updated every time the comserver is run? For > example I know some of my users keep multiple copies of the same rev > (or different revs) in different directories. My script often gets > called after the COM server is up and running: > > So user has: >

Re: [python-win32] Finding the COM server

2007-10-12 Thread Tim Roberts
Kevin Patterson wrote: > Once I've successfully called Dispatch and gotten an object back from > the COM server, is there a way to determine the path to the exe of the > COM server where I got the object from? > > There are some other DLL's that are not COM servers in the same > directory as my COM

[python-win32] Finding the COM server

2007-10-12 Thread Kevin Patterson
Once I've successfully called Dispatch and gotten an object back from the COM server, is there a way to determine the path to the exe of the COM server where I got the object from? There are some other DLL's that are not COM servers in the same directory as my COM server, and I'm looking for an ea