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py2exe and quixote (with medusa)
2004-03-27
Re: py2exe and quixote (with medusa)
2004-03-29
2004-03-29
2004-03-29
2004-03-29
Re: py2exe and quixote (with medusa)
Samir Patel
2004-03-29
Can I use this to distribute quixote application on a machine which does not
have python installed? I was under impression that qx_distutils needs python
installed on target machine, but your suggestion tells me that I can use it
with py2exe to create a self contain distribution program for quixote.

----- Original Message -----
From: "Graham Fawcett" 
Newsgroups: gmane.comp.web.quixote.user
To: "Samir Patel" 
Sent: Monday, March 29, 2004 12:36 AM
Subject: Re: py2exe and quixote (with medusa)


> Samir Patel wrote:
>
> > I have created a web application with quixote (small database with
> > sqlobject, sqlite, medusa, reportlab) and I like to give it to my
> > manager to install it on one of our clients machine. To make his life
> > easier (so that I can use quixote instead of dot.net), I am trying to
> > create a py2exe setup. py2exe isn't able to import quixote.session so I
> > have put that in includes option. Now, I am trying to include ptl file
> > without success. Anybody able to create a py2exe distribution of there
> > quixote package? If so, can you post your trick?
>
> Last year, Andrew Kuchling advised someone else to "Use
quixote.qx_distutils.
> See Quixote's setup.py file for an example." qx_distutils will help
distutils
> to discover ptl files, and should make your py2exe distribution possible.
>
> -- Graham
>



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