Chris> The environment in which I am working is client/server and it is
Chris> the server that processes all python code. I have tried creating
Chris> a file (which in the case of what I have explained means that I
Chris> can't issue a close command) and let the process run as I ha
erver terminates. This being the case it would not be any good as the
server should be 'Up' all of the time!.
Can you think of any possible workarounds for this?
>From: Skip Montanaro <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: "Chris Gorton" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>CC: python-
Chris> I tried looking through the documentation ...
Always a good first step...
Chris> ... and came across atexit. I tried putting this into my code and
Chris> it never seems to actually process the atexit.register()
Chris> function thus leaving me stranded. My question is
I am currently writing some code within a Data Quality tool that allows for
transforms to pass data records through what they call User Defined
Transforms (This transforms allow access to all python functionality). It is
currently using version 2.3
My problem is as follows:
I am calling an API
