when its running under PythonService.exe which is the most natural way to run python as services as coded by Mark.
It runs fine in 32 bit Os, but the moment i tried it on Windows 2008 64 bit, it just terminated unexpectedly. The problem lies with the statement "import clr". i have exhausted all ways to get this working without writing my own pythonservice replacement and i conclude that its not usable
except for writing standalone tools that client need to manually click on or run by the scheduler.
Running the same program on a 64 bit OS manually works!, so the problem could lie in the
way python.runtime.dll is loaded by pythonservice.exe on "import clr".
Meanwhile, life goes on :-(, its back to .COM in .NET whenever we need Python to use certain calls to an existing .NET library.
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