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El dic 24, 2012 4:59 a.m., "Ajay Garg" <ajaygargnsit@gmail.com> escribi�:

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\> Hi all.
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\> This is more of knowing whether something is possible in the core python architecture; hence the question to this mailing-list :)
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\> I have a situation where I am spawning a child process via "subprocess" module.
\> This child process is equivalent to the process that would have been created, if I had run a vanilla python-script in another shell.
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\> In this (new) (child) process, new objects are instantiated, and methods get called on those objects as usual.
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\> Now, what I need is to somehow switch into this (new) (child) process from the current (parent) process, and be able to call methods-on-the-objects-of-the-child-process.
\> Also, please note that since the child process contains GUI, I intend to have the results of calling the methods-on-the-objects-of-the-child-process being effective on the child-process GUI.
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\> Is it possible? Or am I trying to achieve something impossible as per python-core-architecture?
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Hint: xmlrpclib.

And that should be the end of this thread.

Regards

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\> I will be thankful for any pointers regarding this.
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\> Regards,
\> Ajay
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