Is that possible? In order to access a web service it seems like you
need to know how it is defined (IE through the WSDL)
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What happens when you take a copy of python23.dll and put it in the
path on that machine? Does the program run?
If so, (and I am not familiar with freeze) it seems freeze did not put
the dll into the .exe file.
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This is a complete shot in the dark but you might want to
sys.stdout.flush() between print calls?
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It's been a while since I've experimented with Condor, but it looks
like " 'Access is denied.'", You might want to figure out what user
the condor service is running as and log in as that user and try to run
your code.
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Hi,
Have you tried the triple quote comment technique?
I am assuming you want to skip some code for the time being.
Here is an example
print "hello world"
''' COMMENT OUT FOR NOW
someFunction()
someOtherFunction()
'''
print "goodbye world"
This means that you have only two locations to remove
Python is great, but having much "admin" type experience, I've found
python to be less than Ideal when dealing with system calls and
standard Input Ouput.
For example, I've written complex tools that use perforce, I've taken
advantage of both regular IO and the perforce marshalled IO. Under
heavy
I will take a guess that you might
1) make sure cgi is enabled in your webserver configuration
2) Probably must place the cgi script under $WEBSERVERDOCS/cgi-bin
unless you alter the configuration.
Also, the webserver might need to be configured to understand what
interpreter uses .py files. (not
Hmm, now that I think about this, maybe it's not so crazy.
It would be the equivalent of modifying a static variable in the same
JVM. Sorry to bother.
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Is this the correct place to post a jython question?
I posted the following in the jython group, but I figured I'd post here
too:
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I am assuming that the PythonInterpreter environment is not a unique
environment from within a jvm.
Here is some pseudo code
Unfortunately no because this is a single threaded http server. It's
great for testing stuff out, but it doesn't scale unless you make it
scale. I am assuming you could use the Zope application server to
scale your code.
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Like I said, I don't have a lot of specifics. This is more of an over
time experience.
I do know that any problem I had with "re" was always resolved by
"pre". Maybe they all had to do with recursion though.
Thanks for the heads up on python2.4. Now all I have to do is get our
admins to instal
I see your point.
Consider points 2 and 3 a nice side effect.
The language I favor actually ties into the environment I am working
in: Python for rapid prototyping, java for larger projects where the
eclipse IDE comes in very handy.
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Some quick thoughts.
1- Python is not new relatively speaking.
2)- Python is a natural language for learning basic scripting, but can
carry you through to object oriented program.
3)- Knowing python, instantly gets you access to jython. I've found
jython incredibly helpful in learning java. F
This is a very generic observation as I don't have a lot of specifics
with me right now. I have noticed over the past two years that the
python "re" module is somewhat unreliable. At the suggestion of
someone quite some time ago, I started to use the deprecated "pre"
module. "import pre as re". A
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