It works! Thank you! I must have missed this in my myriad iterations.
The calls succeed and S_OK replaces E_NOINTERFACE on the wire, as expected.
For posterity, a few more notes:
I omitted the imports before, but here they are:
import win32com.client
import win32com.server
import
I have a somelib.dll/somelib.tlb that doesn't register, and I want to
bypass the gen_py mechanism to package it better. I run makepy -o
somelib.py.
I should be able to instantiate it more directly, not through
client.Dispatch(), shouldn't I? Manually wrap it analogously to the server?
I see
Jim:
I have code that looks almost exactly like what you've shown. The
"makepy - o" process and the import statement are exactly what I
do. I would genericize your class instantiation like this:
app = somelib.SomeServer(serverStartupParameter1, etc)
Like subject line says, and while would generally prefer to implement specific
pieces of error handling try...except code blocks, etc., per code/functionality
section, am currently trying to figure out why a test user is experiencing
issues with some code making use of things like user app data
