[python-win32] PyWin32 sur intel xeon 64-bit

2010-07-20 Thread Pro
Hi every body, I'm migrating from windows 32bit to 64bit on intel platform. I wonder if PyWin32 works well on intel 64 bit? Is somebody in the same case here? Regards, Bruno. ___ python-win32 mailing list [email protected] http://mail.python.o

Re: [python-win32] PyWin32 sur intel xeon 64-bit

2010-07-20 Thread Michel Claveau
Hello ! No problem. I use pywin32 on a Xeon with Windows-7-64 bits, without problem. One trick : do not use IE-64 (only IE-32). It is all. Bonjour ! Pas de problème. J'utilise, entre autres, PyWin32 sur un Xeon avec Windows-7-64 bits, sans problèmes. Un truc : ne jamais utilise IE-64 (toujou

Re: [python-win32] pywin32 services

2010-07-20 Thread Tim Roberts
Michael Mileusnich wrote: > > My apologies I was incorrect. fname is being set to C:\Program > Files\HQSystem\bin\hqmonitor.exe but alas the directory was empty. I > corrected this however I still cannot get my services to start. > Currently I use an example that invokes > win32serviceutil.Hand

Re: [python-win32] sys.path and PyWin32 scripting engine

2010-07-20 Thread Marc-Andre Belzile
I'm referring to Python Active Scripting engines available in pywin32. I'm creating them through COM, so I don't tknow if the ActiveX goes through Py_NewInterpreter or not. -mab -Original Message- From: [email protected] [mailto:python-win3

Re: [python-win32] PyWin32 sur intel xeon 64-bit

2010-07-20 Thread Tim Roberts
Pro wrote: > Hi every body, > > I'm migrating from windows 32bit to 64bit on intel platform. > I wonder if PyWin32 works well on intel 64 bit? > > Is somebody in the same case here? Like Michel, I use the 32-bit Python distribution on my 64-bit systems extensively, without any problems. There is

Re: [python-win32] sys.path and PyWin32 scripting engine

2010-07-20 Thread Tim Roberts
Marc-Andre Belzile wrote: > I'm referring to Python Active Scripting engines available in pywin32. I'm > creating them through COM, so I don't tknow if the ActiveX goes through > Py_NewInterpreter or not. Active Scripting creates Python as an out-of-process COM server. That means there will be

Re: [python-win32] PyWin32 sur intel xeon 64-bit

2010-07-20 Thread Preston Landers
On Tue, Jul 20, 2010 at 8:04 AM, Pro wrote: > Hi every body, > > I'm migrating from windows 32bit to 64bit on intel platform. > I wonder if PyWin32 works well on intel 64 bit? > > Is somebody in the same case here? > > > Regards, > > Bruno. > Keep in mind that "PyWin32" is the name of the produ

Re: [python-win32] pywin32 services

2010-07-20 Thread Michael Mileusnich
Issues: I figured fname was throwing an exception due to the fact I did not qualify .exe at the end of my command. Regardless, upon further investigation using a simple example such as: """ The most basic (working) CherryPy 3.1 Windows service possible. Requires Mark Hammond's pywin32 package. "

Re: [python-win32] sys.path and PyWin32 scripting engine

2010-07-20 Thread Mark Hammond
On 21/07/2010 2:45 AM, Tim Roberts wrote: Marc-Andre Belzile wrote: I'm referring to Python Active Scripting engines available in pywin32. I'm creating them through COM, so I don't tknow if the ActiveX goes through Py_NewInterpreter or not. Active Scripting creates Python as an out-of-proc

Re: [python-win32] pywin32 services

2010-07-20 Thread Mark Hammond
On 21/07/2010 1:06 PM, Michael Mileusnich wrote: The service doe not start and gives me the untimely fashion error when win32servileutil calls win32service.StartService(hs, None). While pywin32 attempts to catch most errors, that 'untimely fashion' error generally means it failed to do so (or