Guys,

I did a major update to pylunch source code and documentation:

http://bitbucket.org/faide/pylunch/
http://code.google.com/p/pylunch/downloads/list

You will find that it is now dead easy to create a windows service out
of your TG2 application with pylunch.

I would like to receive feed back and tests from advanced users of TG
using windows before I go more public with this. I hope to be able to
propose
this as a standalone deployment method at the same time we release tg2 stable.

I am sure a lot of things could be improved still :)

One point I particularly like about pylunch is that is will download
and install all the dependencies using easy_install as you would do
for any normal python application. This has the interesting side
effect of freeing the developer of the packaging issue _and_ it makes
sure that if the application works in source code in the build bot
test machine, it will work in the final package since the same
mechanism for installation and execution are used.

That said the target usage of PyLunch on windows is not to replace
Apache+mod_wsgi, but to provide a more portable app way.

Sanjiv, in pylunch there is a not documented yet system that uses
setup.py to launch the building of an installer using NSIS command
line tools. Would you like to become a project member and to help me
out on that front?

Florent.

PS: the method used works not only for TG2 but for any paste enabled
application.
PPS: I use pylunch to produce pyGTK based GUIs.

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