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<btami> good morning
<dimas> good morning
<dimas> btami: do you have any examples of how to launch ms windows application from within the forms?
<btami> what kind of ms application? gnue form/report or an external .exe file ?
<dimas> MS Word for now
<btami> oh my!
<btami> :)
<dimas> legacy apps with even basic code included :)
<btami> to tell the truth, i'v never tried
<dimas> it's ok, you're lucky :)
<btami> http://www.oreilly.com/catalog/pythonwin32/chapter/ch12.html
<dimas> thanks
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<dimas> btami: you here?
<btami> yes
<dimas> having troubles with my win packages
<dimas> they are not work with fresh install
<dimas> silently die when running from command line in GNUE\bin
<btami> have you used "setup.cmd -k" to produce console apps ?
<dimas> heh, not
<btami> it's in the README :)
<dimas> but they're not working any other way
<dimas> that's way i went to try from console
<dimas> why
<dimas> i saw about -k, did not expect i need it :)
<btami> you can get error messages only used -k at py2exe time
<btami> without -k, there is no console window to show messages
<dimas> ok
<dimas> will try again
<btami> bbl
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<dimas> reinhard: you here?
<reinhard> yes
<dimas> i'm running two instances of application server on one machine
<reinhard> yes
<dimas> one listening on 8760 port
<dimas> and now can't set that port in language application
<dimas> is there any example?
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<dimas> i was trying to pass custom connections.conf
<dimas> via
<dimas> conn = GConnections.GConnections (connections_file)
<dimas> app = App.App(connections=conn)
<dimas> but seems like it's not enough
<reinhard> wait, I've got it somewhere
<reinhard> # fake command line options to get the correct connection
<reinhard> sys.argv += ['--connections=etc/connections.conf', '--connection=appserver']
<reinhard> app = App.App ()
<reinhard> ... is what I did to solve this
<dimas> great, thanks
<reinhard> or of course you *really* start your language application with --connections='path/to/connections.conf'
<dimas> ok
<reinhard> although I wonder why your way doesn't work, it actually should work, too
<dimas> i have not had time to trace
<reinhard> np
<reinhard> bbl
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