Jose Galvez wrote:
For windows rather then using a bat file to start the
appserver how about using an executable?
I would not like to resort to making AppServer.bat a binary file just
because of that small problem. Actually, you don't even need the
AppServer.bat file in a productive environmen;, you can either start
Launch.py directly or use AppServerService.py. You only need it during
development for the AutoReload mechanism.
Anyway, I just have improved the AppServer.bat and Launch.py scripts.
You can now do
AppServer.bat AppServer.AutoReload=1
or
AppServer.bat "AppServer.AutoReload=1"
both will work. You can also do
AppServer.bat -u -O AppServer.AutoReload=1
and the -u and -O options will be passed to the Python interpreter, not
to the Launch script.
The script uses features of the cmd.exe shell, but falls back to
ordinary dos shell if these are not available.
Let me know whether this works for you as well.
-- Christoph
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