Hi All,
Thanks a lot to all of you for your replies.
Jeff, you are right on spot with your observations. All day I have been
researching and came to the same conclusions as you (you put them in a
better way actually).
The idea right now in my mind is that my approach is not going to work in
t
Hi Hitesh,
Maybe you can extend the Crunchy project? Crunchy is a program that
allows you to run commands on a python interpreter through a browser
window. The project homepage is - http://code.google.com/p/crunchy/ and
there is an example of Crunchy in action in this video -
http://showmedo.
logan wrote:
>
> I'm new to this list and a Python fresher. I wanted to know how can I
> run my Python application (actually it's just a Python wrapper over a
> C++ lib) inside a web browser? My intent is that the user opens the
> website and then the Python application is loaded in the user's
logan wrote:
> Hello Prashanth,
>
>> You could use IronPython + Silverlight for an application sandbox
>> within a browser.
>
> That's interesting. But the whole point of going to Python was to avoid
> using MS specific technologies. If I have to use Silverlight then I would
> prefer writing a
I guess you should be able to use pyinstaller
http://pyinstaller.python-hosting.com/.
"Support for building COM servers (Windows only). "
IMO the size of the distribution exe/dll would be significantly larger
as the resultant exe/dll is a kind of achieve.
May be you should take a second look at Ir
Hello,
On Fri, Feb 22, 2008 at 1:54 PM, logan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> BTW, should I go for Jython applets? I will be looking at IronPython and
> Silverlight for now, though the unavailability of Silverlight on Linux is a
> big negative.
Moonlight is available for Linux. I am not sure if i
Hi Biju,
Thanks for the reply.
Can you please tell why you think this is not possible? The Python PYD for
my C++ application is lesser than 750KB and will be trimmed further and the
script to make calls through it is lesser than 10KB. The only concern for me
is to know how to run it inside a b
