> > If I had to do something like this I would host a Python web > server listening on some port and let .NET application talk to me > using HTTP requests preferably or SOAP if I really had to. > It could be a Paster or Cherrypy or Twisted based server. > Google for instruction on how to package it using py2exe > into a windows service. > The service could be hosted on the same server as .NET or a separate > box
Thats is the best solution to me also, but restrictions are I cann't consume extra service for it. I need tight integration and no remote service calls, thats why it seems bit tricky to me., and i am working to integrate Python implementation in .NET. So where the .NET application has to work with PDF part, it will invoke the IronPython Engine, pass required configurations and parameters, and get the result+exceptions etc. > > http://pybrary.net/pyPdf/ Noted for my reference. Thanks :) > > -Which XML Library is pure python based. > > > > ElementTree So ElementTree solved one part. thanks friend. -- -=Ravi=- -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
