This IDL snippet from the GIST contains the GUID you're looking for:
[uuid(f53321fa-34f8-4b7f-b9a3-361877cb94cf)]
coclass QuietHoursSettings
{
[default] interface IQuietHoursSettings;
}
coclass's are the COM object. The interface guid you mentioned is that you
need to supply to
What does myFunc (both the params string[] and params object[] version)
look like in the generated .tlb (from regasm.exe /tlb) when viewed using
OleView.exe?
That ought to provide us with the biggest hint I would think.
Bill
On Tue, Jul 23, 2013 at 9:44 AM, Aishwarya Sivakumar
This sounds more like a problem with your approach to servicing your
product, and not necessarily a python windows specific problem.
I can point you in the direction to create the firewall exception, but you
would still need to figure out how to arrange to have the code actually
execute.
Windows
Well, I know this isn't a solution per say, but the usual cause of this
error message is that you failed to call the Win32 API SetServiceStatus()
with a 'ask me again in x time' or 'i've finished starting successfully'
call in a fairly quick manner. See
You'd simply need to override GetAcceptedControls() in your
ServiceFramework subclass to OR in SERVICE_ACCEPT_PRESHUTDOWN and override
SvcOtherEx to process SERVICE_CONTROL_PRESHUTDOWN.
Other interesting service control notifications appear to be PowerEvent and
TimeChange. I'd guess PowerEvent is
Ctypes doesn't add any breadth in this area? (I don't have a clue since ctype
com stuff didn't exist when I last cared.)
Bill
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From: Mark Hammond skippy.hamm...@gmail.com
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Hrm. Is it just embedding via COM servers and services or something else?
i.e. If I wrote a C++ WTL based UI to drive some embedded Python COM client
logic or SQL queries do you think I'd need to do anything extra special?
For various scary reasons I need to write a log collection tool to run on
backup.
Bill
On Fri, Feb 3, 2012 at 6:44 PM, Tim Roberts t...@probo.com wrote:
Bill Tutt wrote:
Installing .net 2.0 would. It would require doing the requisite
security updates for .net 2.0 for Win2k, etc
Why do you need .NET 2.0 to install a Python app?
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Tim Roberts, t
