[IronPython] Writing a service or an Outlook add-in with IP

[Rudy Schockaert]

Thanks Keith,

I found example code (http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/2/window_service.asp) for
the service. I'll give it a try in IP as well.


On 11/9/05, Keith J. Farmer <kfarmer at thuban.org> wrote:
>
> It's pretty easy to write an NT service using .NET -- there are classes in
> the framework for this exact thing as well as examples on the web. I'm not
> certain, though, if the services are accessed as libraries or as
> executables, which could potentially complicate matters given the limited
> support IP currently has for creating libraries.
>
> For Outlook, you'd need VSTO (Visual Studio Tools for Office), I think?
> Someone else can probably answer this more authoritatively than I can.
>
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> using CPython and Mark Hammond's PyWin32 package it is rather easy to
> write a real windows service in Python. By real, I mean an application that
> can react on the service start/stop/restart... commands.
>
> It is also pretty easy to write an Outlook Add-In (see the SpamBayes
> project).
>
> Are these two things already possible in IP (without PyWin32 obviously)
> and if so, what would be the way to go?
>
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