Laren,

I'm sure that's cool.  I'm a big fan of wxWidgets!...but....it's a really heavy library for such a simple little server widget.  Including this would increase the size of the web2py download by magnitudes.  While I'm not so great at Win32 programming, I would suggest that using the existing widget with a system-tray icon coded in pyWin32 would be much more in line with the small, svelt-ness of web2py.

-tim

mdipierro wrote:
wow. I want to see this. Where is it?

Massimo

On Nov 6, 9:29 am, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
  
web2py lovers,

In my quest to deploy a web2py app for use as a client application, I
wanted the web2py server/framework to run in the System Tray
(Windows).  Since I'm pretty sure tcl/tk can not do this, so I spent
some time coding a wxPython widget.  I hacked widget.py to add a new
command line parameter to invoke this instead of Massimo's tk widget.
I then compiled it as a windows app (instead of a console) using
py2exe.

Anyway, just thought I'd put it out there, if anyone is interested I'd
love to contribute back.

Love hacking web2py.

LarenMTL
    

  

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