I'll look at cleaning up the instructions to make them presentable as a recipe. I'll also play around with the code to create a generic file that will work with TG and not require modifications to any of the existing files.
Sean Kevin Dangoor wrote: > On 12/1/05, Sean De La Torre <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I run a Cherrypy app as a Windows service, so I imagine that the > > process of converting a TG app to run as a service will be similar. If > > you haven't already done so, download the python win32utils package - > > it is a must have on the Win platform. > > Yeah, the process should be the same as for a stock CherryPy app. This > looks like a valuable recipe for the wiki... It would also be cool if > there was a way we could package this up so that someone could > trivially run a quickstarted app as a service (trivially meaning no > need to explicitly copy a file in... it's just readily available.) > > Kevin
