Oops - I didn't see this reply when I posted mine.
On 26/01/2011 5:34 AM, user wrote:
This line it's not a "copy past" from my source. In the code every path
is ok, I checked many times.
I suggest you modify your code to the smallest example which
demonstrates the problem, then copy-paste it
On 26/01/2011 8:51 AM, cricogik wrote:
> Does that user have access to that path?
Yes, apache has full access. It's problem in win32com
Are you sure about that?
because when I
add before calling Workbooks.Open:
open("C:\\path\\to\\file.xlsx")
application won't crash, so apache can ope
> Does that user have access to that path?
Yes, apache has full access. It's problem in win32com, because when I add
before calling Workbooks.Open:
open("C:\\path\\to\\file.xlsx")
application won't crash, so apache can open/read/write this file. Also when
I running application under django de
This line it's not a "copy past" from my source. In the code every path is
ok, I checked many times.
2011/1/26 Mike Mazurek
> C:\\path\to\\file.xlsx" <-- you need another back slash before the "to"
>
> On Wed, Jan 26, 2011 at 9:09 AM, user wrote:
>
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have some problems while
I don't know much of anything about COM or multi-threading in Apache,
but the error seems to indicate a permissions problem. What system user
is Apache running under? Does that user have access to that path?
Another option is to use "run as" to open a command prompt as the same
system user t
Hello,
I have some problems while opening Excel (via win32com) document in a web
application
running under Apache(mod_wsgi)/Windows 2008 Server (there is no
problem when the application is running on django developer server -
one thread).
My code:
def my_view(request):
import pythoncom
