Gal Aviel wrote:
Hello All,
I posted a related question in the py2exe mailing list, only to realize
that the issue might be more related to this mailing list ...
I'm distributing a python application as a self-contained executable
using py2exe.
My application relies on several 3rd party DLLs which I am trying
to bundle w/ my app.
Of the about 10 DLLs, one is a COM server that needs to be
registered with windows (regsvr32 on the windows shell).
I already know about win32com.server.register.UseCommandLine() however
it accepts a python class; is there a corresponding method for
registering real, Physical DLL file? I want to try to register
the DLL pro programaticaly from my python code.
Many thanks in advance :)
Gal.
Your question has been answered on the other list, but here goes.
Get a copy of Inno Setup and use it to create a Windows installer
(e.g. setup.exe) file that packages everything up into a single
distributable file. It can take care of registering the COM dlls during
installation.
-Larry
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