[python-win32] COM

[DogWalker]

When running from the Visual Basic IDE, it is necessary to completely exit Visual Basic in order to get a new version of a COM
server. VB does not create a separate process to run your application from the IDE. Windows keeps the version of the COM server that
you invoked until all processes which have invoked it are terminated. Therefore you must terminate the instance of VB that was
running the COM server.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Keith Hickling
  To: python-win32 at python.org
  Sent: Thursday, December 11, 2003 2:13 PM
  Subject: [python-win32] COM


  Heeeeeellllp

  I have created a com server in Python.

  I can access it via Visual basic and it works.

  If I make changes to the python server dsepite unregistering and re-registering the server Visual basic cannot see the changes.

  I have tested the new server via Python and the changes are registered.

  I have removed the .pyc created by the module and recompiled vut Visual Basic absolutly refuses to see the changes. I have
unregistered rebooted and re registered but still can find no way to force Visual basic to accept the changes.

  Where is the copy or the code that Visual Basic is seeing. How do I implement the changes.

  Yours desparatley.

  Martin


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