This has been posted to c.l.p. Posting it here also in the hope that someone can point me to where to look.
We have an application (written in C++/MFC/T-SQL) where we use Word (MS) as an editor. Word is started by our application as a COM-server (automation). When started, Word with all its features/functions (except some programmatically removed functions) is available to the user. Word is started "Modally" - the rest of our application is frozen while Word is active. Some parameterisation of Word is done from our application (by using the object model Word exposes). Some features implemented in VBA make it possible for the user to extract information for the database. This is done by calling back into our application (which then actually acts as a COM-server to Word), which again accesses the database (use the current db connection). Now to the question. Does anyone know if it is possible to develop a python based COM-server which also has a GUI (based on win32ui or maybe wxPython) working principally like described above. I've tried using the simple COM-server examples from M.Hammond/Andy Robinsons book, however I'm not able to have the GUI created. Thanks for any help/hints. Nikolai Kirsebom _______________________________________________ ActivePython mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/listinfo/activepython
