Kirk Bailey wrote: > OK, my project is to come up with a wiki which is easy to install and > use in a windows laptop, to wikify the notebook into a hypernotebook. > > ok, it must be EASY to install. And LEGAL. > > MiniWiki is in python. I can do it in a self extracting installer as > there is a nice free pone out there someplace- links please? BUT PYTHON > IS ANOTHER MATTER. It needs to have python on the notebook, which is not > the case. It aldso needs a small server in the notebook, and I have one > in python and another in C++, which alas is not freeware.
You can use py2exe to create an executable that includes Python. You can create a single file executable or a directory that can be packaged up with InnoSetup or another installer maker. Python has a simple built-in web server - see SimpleHTTPServer and CGIHTTPServer modules. Beyond that there are many freely distributed web servers available, CherryPy, Karrigell and Snakelets are all pretty small. Kent > > The hurdle is it must be a legal and simple and almost droolproof > solution from soup to nuts. > > the beta solution is working in this laptop NOW. Now how do I turn this > into a turnkey solution for THEM? > > We are geeks. But the end result is intended for pointy haired bosses, > soccer moms with Avon dealerships, and other regular humans. And as > awlays, we must avoid the dread lawyer vampires. > > _______________________________________________ Tutor maillist - Tutor@python.org http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/tutor
