Calling python from asp

[BDM]

I thought about that one too. I checked, and "Everyone" has access to
site-packages and the folders below it.  Is there any sort of library path
setting I need for Python to work with ASP under Win2000?

"Ulrich Petri" <ulope at gmx.de> wrote in message
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> > Greetings,
> > I'm having a difficult time calling a python module from within ASP.  I
> have
> > narrowed the problem down the very beginning of my code, where I'm
> > attempting to import a method.  Below is a snippet of the code
> >
> > import sys
> > print 'Imported Sys'
> > from pscape.xml.handler import pscape_xml_parser
> > print  'Imported XML Parser'
> >
> > The import sys statement works fine.  The import of pscape_xml_parser is
> > failing. pscape.xml.handler is within my site-packages directory.  I
have
> > checked  python's sys.path from within ASP, and
> > c:\python22\lib\site-packages is in the path.  This code runs fine when
> > executed from within the python interpreter, but not when called from
ASP.
> >
> > Any idea what I'm doing wrong here?  I'm sure it must be something very
> > simple.  I'm running this under Windows2000 Server, IIS5.0, Python
2.2.2,
> > and win32all-150.
>
> perhaps the webservers user (Normaly IUSR_......) has no rights to access
> the files within site-packages?
>
> Ciao Ulrich
>
>