Hi,
I'm a beginner on the python-win32 field, so please excuse stupid questions ;-)
We have an vb application that uses a python com server. This python
module generates images in a stringio object. We want to pass the
image as a string / stream to the vb application. This is in a way
working, as
Paul Moore wrote:
> On 11/14/06, Ross McKerchar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> I would like to repackage the win32 extensions as an msi using the the
>> bdist_msi distutils extension, allowing me to deploy the package to
>> multiple clients using group policy.
>
> The executable installer (bdi
I have this RE things= re.findall(r'\?Brand\=\w+\&pg=\w+',site) now when i
run it against a site it returns everything in a list ( in the interactive
interpreter however when i run it start alone it won't work?? Why?
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Ross McKerchar wrote:
> Paul Moore wrote:
> > On 11/14/06, Ross McKerchar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >> I would like to repackage the win32 extensions as an msi using the the
> >> bdist_msi distutils extension, allowing me to deploy the package to
> >> multiple clients using group policy.
>
Hello, I would like to know how to list query results. I've found usefull
information about insert/update queries...
conn = odbc.odbc("test1_Data")
cursor = conn.cursor()
cursor.execute("INSERT INTO local_cmgenadm
(Application,Run_Date,Run_DateYMD,status) values
(\'rimDev2PrdMdbDistrictPermit\',\
I'm thinking of implementing pywin32 to implement access to an Oracle
database, to users of an application built in Zope . Is this a good idea, or
is pywin32's odbc feature intended for a single user?
Thanks
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rieh25 wrote:
>I'm thinking of implementing pywin32 to implement access to an Oracle
>database, to users of an application built in Zope . Is this a good idea, or
>is pywin32's odbc feature intended for a single user?
>
>Thanks
>
>
pywin32's odbc interface provides connection objects -- as many
Ok, thanks...
Jim Vickroy wrote:
>
> rieh25 wrote:
>
>>I'm thinking of implementing pywin32 to implement access to an Oracle
>>database, to users of an application built in Zope . Is this a good idea,
or
>>is pywin32's odbc feature intended for a single user?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>
> pywin32's od
rieh25 wrote:
> Hello, I would like to know how to list query results. I've found usefull
> information about insert/update queries...
>
> conn = odbc.odbc("test1_Data")
> cursor = conn.cursor()
> cursor.execute("INSERT INTO local_cmgenadm
> (Application,Run_Date,Run_DateYMD,status) values
> (\'rim
James Matthews wrote:
> I have this RE things= re.findall(r'\?Brand\=\w+\&pg=\w+',site) now
> when i run it against a site it returns everything in a list ( in the
> interactive interpreter however when i run it start alone it won't
> work?? Why?
Show us an example, including what you expect and
James Matthews wrote:
> The function just overwrites the list in my function is there anyway i
> can fix this!
> def find_all_items(site):
> site = urllib.urlopen(site).read()
> all_items = re.findall(r'watch\.asp\?\w+\=\w*\&\w*\=\w+',site)
> next_page = re.findall(r'Watches\.asp\?\w+\=
James Matthews wrote:
> I have this RE things= re.findall(r'\?Brand\=\w+\&pg=\w+',site) now
> when i run it against a site it returns everything in a list ( in the
> interactive interpreter however when i run it start alone it won't
> work?? Why?
You will probably get more help if you tell us w
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