Windows 2000 service app

T

Tomas Christiansen

Need a simple, robust way to make a Python-app act as a real service in
Windows 2000 (so that it can be started/stopped with NET START/STOP).

Can someone with experience on this topic give a bid?
 
C

Chris Liechti

Need a simple, robust way to make a Python-app act as a real service in
Windows 2000 (so that it can be started/stopped with NET START/STOP).

Can someone with experience on this topic give a bid?

no experience here, but the py2exe examples seem to have a working service
with start/stop commands. (saw that in the 0.5 prerelease)

chris
 
J

Jeff Hinrichs

Tomas Christiansen said:
Need a simple, robust way to make a Python-app act as a real service in
Windows 2000 (so that it can be started/stopped with NET START/STOP).

Can someone with experience on this topic give a bid?
I've used it with py2exe 0.4.1 on NT/2K/XP and it works just fine. Download
the py2exe-samples and look in the service directory.
That should get you started.

-jeff
 

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