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Problem! I have a little python script, which goes throught a web page (http-crawling). This web-page is hosted inside the intranet and uses NTLM authentication to gather access to it. So, I found this task (retrieve http-content) easily programmable using python, instead of trying to re-write the whole python script to C# and then use it througth "Script Task" on SSIS, in order to complete the task. Hint! I've looked up closely to SSIS tools and I found that there is a Control Flow named "Execute Process Task", which lets you to execute Win32 executables. But the problem resides in how to

I installed IronPython 2.6.1 on Windows Vista x64 on a machine with Visual Studio 2010 installed. I expected to find these DLLs: Microsoft.Scripting.Core.dll Microsoft.Scripting.ExtensionAttribute.dll ... in the IronPython directory, but they are not there. Is this a difference between IronPython 2.6.0 and 2.6.1 or do I have a problem with my installation? Edit It has been suggested that I edit this question to explain why it is not a duplicate of How to use Microsoft.Scripting.Hosting? The two questions are both about problems referencing Iron Python libraries from C# projects. However this

I need to iterate each row, add items to a dictionary, do some sorting and then spit out the results into a data table I need to create on the fly via script. http://spotfirecommunity.tibco.com/community/blogs/tips/archive/2011/03/06/displaying-cross-table-data-as-a-new-data-table.aspx I can't access this article any more, does anyone have the code to do something similar to this at all? Thanks smackenzie Worked it out with some help. You have to create a .Net DataSet and DataTable, add rows in memory, process the table and create a tab separated string from the data, then use a Stream to

I'm working on providing an extensibility mechanism for my C# mapmaking application through IronPython. Everything works fine, but I have a specific requirement which I'm having trouble implementing: I want the user to be able to specify two things: A file name of the Python script to be loaded A one-liner string containing Python script which would typically be a call of a function from that Python file (example getTextLabel(element) ) These two settings must be separate, but I don't know if it is possible to do this using PythonScript and related classes. I'm a newbie in Python, perhaps

I have a C# class that looks a little like: public class MyClass { private Func<IDataCource, object> processMethod = (ds) => { //default method for the class } public Func<IDataCource, object> ProcessMethod { get{ return processMethod; } set{ processMethod = value; } } /* Other details elided */ } And I have an IronPython script that gets run in the application that looks like from MyApp import myObj #instance of MyClass def OtherMethod(ds): if ds.Data.Length > 0 : quot = sum(ds.Data.Real)/sum(ds.Data.Imag) return quot return 0.0 myObj.ProcessMethod = OtherMethod But when ProcessMethod gets

I aim to connect Python to .NET for a process. I am using IronPython for it. The part in Python involves some calculations for which I use the Pandas library. Is there a way to connect IronPython and Pandas? I see using IronPython, I can access all the basic Python functionalities. How to extend this generally to access third party functionalities/packages (like Pandas here)? Short answer: No. Longer answer: As far as I am aware tere is no way to integrate C-libraries with IronPython in the default python way. Since pandas / numpy use a heavy dose of c code, that is a showstopper. We use

I have a C# application that stores python script files (*.py) as strings. I load them using: scriptEngine.CreateScriptSourceFromString(code); But now I have multiple script files with dependencies between them (imports). In order to handle dependencies, I could save all the strings back to files in a folder and load the script that i want to execute using: scriptEngine.CreateScriptSourceFromFile(filePath); but this would make all the script files visible. Is there a way to achieve this in a in-memory way, so that the script files are not first saved to disk but loaded from the strings