Dear list, I'm a quite desperately trying to implement a COM server in python using ActiveState ActivePython 2.1. in Windows NT.
In M.Hammond, "Python Programming on Win32", O'Reilly, Jan. 2000, only the following way is described: 1) Write python code 2) Export it as a COM-object (e.g. by win32com.server.register.RegisterServer()) It's no problem to make a little server, register it and write a client using the IDispatch-interface, but I need to implement a server, which is already specified in it's interface via a *.tlb or *.idl file. At least the client application ( a commercial product ) does not recognize my server as a valid object, if I just expose the IDispatch-interface. Furthermore, the interface specifications are quite voluminous, so I expect many typing errors / workhours to adapt my server manually to the specifications. Isn't there something like 'makepy' for servers? I'd also appreciate hints, where to find more information about writing COM-servers in python (little bit more than the Python COM Reference, which comes with the package, please ;-). I'm unfortunately not a COM expert at all, so please keep it simple! ;-) Thanks and best regards Volker Siepmann _______________________________________________ ActivePython mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/listinfo/activepython
