Active Scripting in Python

Re: Active Scripting in Python

janeaustine50@h otmail.com (Jane Austine) writes:
[color=blue]
> I donwloaded win32all for Python 2.3 and installed it.
>
> I manually run pyscript.py and it returned "successful ly registered"
> message.
>
> For a simple test(on client side), I created the following html:
>
> <script language=Python >
> alert("hello world")
> </script>
>
> And opened it in IE6.0 on WinXP. Unfortunately, it doesn't show
> anything.
>
> After googling, I tried "pyscript.p y --debug" and the trace collector
> shows:
>
> Object with win32trace dispatcher created (object=None)
> in _InvokeEx_ with GetInterfaceSaf etyOptions 0 1
> (IID('{BB1A2AE2-A4F9-11CF-8F20-00805F2CD064}') ,) None None
> in _InvokeEx_ with GetInterfaceSaf etyOptions 0 1
> (IID('{BB1A2AE1-A4F9-11CF-8F20-00805F2CD064}') ,) None None
>
> Am I doing something stupid?[/color]

I think Mark Hammond has disabled the scripting extensions by default,
go to Mark Hammonds site, there should be an explanation on how to
enable it there...

Re: Active Scripting in Python

On Wed, 2003-09-03 at 23:23, Jane Austine wrote:[color=blue]
> I donwloaded win32all for Python 2.3 and installed it.
>
> I manually run pyscript.py and it returned "successful ly registered"
> message.
>
> For a simple test(on client side), I created the following html:
>
> <script language=Python >
> alert("hello world")
> </script>
>
> And opened it in IE6.0 on WinXP. Unfortunately, it doesn't show
> anything.[/color]

I can't test this right now because my Windows machine at home is dead
(long story), but have you tried using:

print "hello world"

OR

document.write( "hello world")

I guess my question is whether "alert" is available when you're using
language="Pytho n".

// m

Re: Active Scripting in Python


"Jane Austine" <janeaustine50@ hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:ba1e306f.0 309032023.4038d [email protected] gle.com...[color=blue]
> I donwloaded win32all for Python 2.3 and installed it.
>
> I manually run pyscript.py and it returned "successful ly registered"
> message.
>
> For a simple test(on client side), I created the following html:
>
> <script language=Python >
> alert("hello world")
> </script>
>
> And opened it in IE6.0 on WinXP. Unfortunately, it doesn't show
> anything.
>
> After googling, I tried "pyscript.p y --debug" and the trace collector
> shows:
>
> Object with win32trace dispatcher created (object=None)
> in _InvokeEx_ with GetInterfaceSaf etyOptions 0 1
> (IID('{BB1A2AE2-A4F9-11CF-8F20-00805F2CD064}') ,) None None
> in _InvokeEx_ with GetInterfaceSaf etyOptions 0 1
> (IID('{BB1A2AE1-A4F9-11CF-8F20-00805F2CD064}') ,) None None
>
> Am I doing something stupid?
>
> Jane[/color]

Try pyscript_rexec. py instead, with the line 184(raise) of rexec.py
commented out.

Re: Active Scripting in Python

Kim ...

Thanks for the information ...

Disabling the raise statement in pyscript.py
and then running pyscript_rexec. py worked OK ...

/Python/Lib/site-packages/win32comext/axscript/client

pyscript.py

def __setattr__(sel f, attr, value) :
...
# raise AttributeError, attr # line disabled
...

python pyscript_rexec. py # Python Script Registration

Example ...



Only tested with .... < win98_SE | IE6 | Python 2.2.1 >

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