Re: [python-win32] dispatch a background service?

Yes, there is. Dispatch will create a new instance, whereas .GetActiveObject(interface name) will give what you want. So, if you are executing this command but get an error, you know that there is no instance running in the back. Hope that helps - Thomas Kálózi Zsolt schrieb am Di., 27. Aug. 201

Re: [python-win32] dispatch a background service?

Am 27/08/19 um 03:38 schrieb zsolt.kal...@eli-alps.hu: > I would like to ask, if its possible to connect to a windows > service somehow with pywin32? > > > I can connect to a running LabView application > with Dispatch("LabView.Application") without a problem. If I make an > executable from the L

[python-win32] dispatch a background service?

I would like to ask, if its possible to connect to a windows service somehow with pywin32? I can connect to a running LabView application with Dispatch("LabView.Application") without a problem. If I make an executable from the LabView app, connecting to it is no problem either. But the final g