Michael Foord wrote:
I recently blogged about how listing all running processes is easy with
IronPython [1].
Can anyone suggest a better solution? (DISCLAIMER: I didn't write this,
my colleagues 'borrowed' it from the intarwebz.)
(Hmmm. Bit defensive there, Mr F :)
[pywin32]
# check
Hi,
I'm using pywin32 on WinXP embedded to run a server service (using
Win32serviceutil.py). The service is installed correctly and set up to run
automatically on startup, which it does. The machine boots to the logon screen
and the service can be verified to be running correctly.
If I now
Dalton, Tom wrote:
Hi,
I'm using pywin32 on WinXP embedded to run a server service (using
Win32serviceutil.py). The service is installed correctly and set up to
run automatically on startup, which it does. The machine boots to the
logon screen and the service can be verified to be running
Tim Golden wrote:
Michael Foord wrote:
I recently blogged about how listing all running processes is easy
with IronPython [1].
Can anyone suggest a better solution? (DISCLAIMER: I didn't write
this, my colleagues 'borrowed' it from the intarwebz.)
(Hmmm. Bit defensive there, Mr F