Thanks to Michel and Larry, very interesting. How about database
access. Can I create a Python component that will run in my browser and
be able to use the ADO (active data objects) activeX interfaces. I am
right now using the ADO activex with javascript but javascript and
vbscript can not subscrib
Re!
Make your COM server with PyWin32 (e.g. named PCOM)
In your HTML, with JScript, you can :
open :
try{ var pserv = new ActiveXObject("PCOM");}
catch(error){alert('Ne trouve pas PCOM');}
call :
var vret = pserv.youfunction( par1, par2) ;
With PyWin32, all the remainder is a
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> I am creating a web application where I access a database on a SQL
> server machine from local networked PC's via Javascript and HTML.
> Unfortunately, Microsoft does not allow the ado intervace to fire
> events back using Javascript or VBScript. I am trying to figure out
How would the controls run within a web browser. Would the python
interpreter automatically run after loaded into a browser? Also, the
python controls would be text files?
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Hi!
>>>Can I create a COM server / client component set with Python?
Yes.
Michel Claveau
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I am creating a web application where I access a database on a SQL
server machine from local networked PC's via Javascript and HTML.
Unfortunately, Microsoft does not allow the ado intervace to fire
events back using Javascript or VBScript. I am trying to figure out how
to notifiy each client that
I am creating a web application where I access a database on a SQL
server machine from local networked PC's via Javascript and HTML.
Unfortunately, Microsoft does not allow the ado intervace to fire
events back using Javascript or VBScript. I am trying to figure out how
to notifiy each client that
