Hi Tony,
>
>
> I've written a python program which loops over an Outlook distribution
> list, so I can pull off the names of the people on it.
> When my program tries to run Outlook, Outlook pops up a Dialoge
> I'd like to know what CDO is and how to install it.
for installing look at http://www
I am trying to access LogParser 2.2 through the COM
interface provided and I am having a bit of a problem. Here is what is going
on: First up is the _vbscript_ version of the code then comes the Python version.
Set objLogParser = CreateObject("MSUtil.LogQuery")
Set objInputFormat =
_
I'm a little lost here. It sounds lilke cscript is having problems in some
cases, and that Python may be having problems in the same situation. This
sounds like a problem with the COM object. I suspect running your script
from pythonwin would be closer to running from wscript.exe, but you don't
Hi
one of the functions in a com object I have to use gives me a pointer to the
firtst struct in an array back. With Python it's possible to use the first
truct, but is it possible to use the others as well?
//for example:
PointerToFirstStruct = comObj.GetPackets()
argOne = PointerToFirstStruct
Hello,
I followed Marks hint and tried to get my global addressbook entries
with extended mapi.
from win32com.mapi import mapiutil
from win32com.mapi import exchange
import pprint,pythoncom
profileName = "Test"
session = mapi.MAPIInitialize(None)
session =mapi.MAPILogonEx(0,'test',None, mapi.MAP
Hi,
First, I'm new to this list as well as new to python/pythonCom.
I have tried to connect to a COM server installed on my machine
with this little script:
import win32com.client
from win32com.client import gencache
def main():
gencache.EnsureModule('{9C3BB401-114D-11D4-AC72-00105A4925FC}'
Johannes Brunen wrote:
> File
> "C:\DOKUME~1\Arthur\LOKALE~1\Temp\gen_py\2.4\9C3BB401-114D-11D4-AC72-00105A4925FCx0x1x2\__init__.py",
> line 57
Remove encoding comment from start of this file.
HTH
Niki Spahiev
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The issue is resolved. Apparently it is an issue with the
COM object from LogParser not writing to the same file handle for standard out
that PythonWin is using so the two never meet. If I write the script and a .py
and run from the command line it works just like the _vbscript_. No actu
On Sat, 4 Jun 2005 11:27:28 -0700, "Robert Brewer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote"
>It's probably considered insecure because you are passing params (%s) to
>python on the command line. Those "clever hackers" could find a way to
>pass Nasty Things, like "del C:"
>
>Performance will be intolerable, sin
On Mon, 6 Jun 2005 08:52:46 -0400, "Ronnie Jones"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I am trying to access LogParser 2.2 through the COM interface provided
>and I am having a bit of a problem. Here is what is going on: First up
>is the VBScript version of the code then comes the Python version.
>
> ..
I've been having a devil of a time trying to get events working in win32com
with an attached Type library. It seems like I'm missing something obvious,
but I haven't been able to figure it out. So I'd like to ask your collective
wisdom!
My code is at: http://www.teuton.org/~sholloway/pyTestEv
HrFindExchangeGlobalAddressList and a few others appeared to vanish from
recent Exchange SDK versions. Its not clear from MSDN what the status is of
those functions, but they certainly don't appear in any MS .h files I
currently have.
It appears that ActiveDirectory can be used to access the GAL
IIRC at a RECORD data type includes any array sizes. Does your IDL
explicitly indicate it is an array of records, or are you declaring it as a
simple record, but then using it as an array?
If the former, please send me a sample of your IDL so I can reproduce the
error. If the latter, then you pr
Hi,
I am trying to use import in an asp python page. If I have:
<%@ LANGUAGE = Python%>
<%
import myfile
%>
Then myfile can only be found if its in the root of the python install
directory, e.g.
c:\python23
and only if the file is called myfile.py and it contains python NOT asp
code. If I ha
Simon Hook wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am trying to use import in an asp python page. If I have:
>
> <%@ LANGUAGE = Python%>
> <%
> import myfile
> %>
>
> Then myfile can only be found if its in the root of the python install
> directory, e.g.
>
> c:\python23
>
> and only if the file is called myfile.
Steve,
Thanks for the quick response, everything you said works, I have a
couple more questions. Here are a couple of scripts that illustrate how
I implemented your suggestions.
---file1 listing ---gofetch.asp
<%@ LANGUAGE = Python%>
<%
import sys
path = "d:/inetpub/wwwroot"
Simon Hook wrote:
> I am trying to use import in an asp python page. If I have:
>
> <%@ LANGUAGE = Python%>
> <%
> import myfile
> %>
>
> Then myfile can only be found if its in the root of the
> python install directory, e.g. c:\python23
> and only if the file is called myfile.py and it contain
Bob,
Looks like our messages crossed in the ether. Thanks for the
clarification. I was using
iis->click on default web site and start/stop, rather than restart iis.
Also thanks for info on python versus asp. In my previous message using
reload in a python file does work so you do not need to r
[Steve]
> IIRC I did some experiments that showed me that under suitable
> circumstances the Python interpreter will see an updated
> module after an
> ASP page performs a reload() of the required module.
Yes, that is my experience too. Python's reload sementics WRT existing
class instances from
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