PyS60 Application Packer does nothing when pressing "create"

[axeljaeger]

Hello,
I tried to create a .sis from the .py-file available here:
http://jouni.miettunen.googlepages.com/sensoranalyzer

I first installed PyS60, then noticed that I need also a desktop python, so I installed Python 2.6 and reinstalled Python for S60.

I have two issues: There is a shortcut to something called "Scribble" that does point to nowhere. I guess the sis is created during the installer run but it fails.
The second is: When I use PyS60 Application Package, select the sensor-analyzer file and press the create-button, nothing happens. I'd expect a .sis-file besides the .py-file in the same folder.

I'm using Windows Vista.

Any ideas?

[gaba88]

Hello,
I tried to create a .sis from the .py-file available here:
http://jouni.miettunen.googlepages.com/sensoranalyzer

I first installed PyS60, then noticed that I need also a desktop python, so I installed Python 2.6 and reinstalled Python for S60.

I have two issues: There is a shortcut to something called "Scribble" that does point to nowhere. I guess the sis is created during the installer run but it fails.
The second is: When I use PyS60 Application Package, select the sensor-analyzer file and press the create-button, nothing happens. I'd expect a .sis-file besides the .py-file in the same folder.

I'm using Windows Vista.

Any ideas?

hello axeljaeger

i faced this sort of situation earlier and i installed Python 2.5.1 instead of Python 2.6 and then it worked and i don't know the reason.

Regards
Gaba88

[axeljaeger]

This solved indeed my problem, thanks a lot.

[mahesh.sayibabu]

hello axeljaeger

i faced this sort of situation earlier and i installed Python 2.5.1 instead of Python 2.6 and then it worked and i don't know the reason.

The reason is that since ensmble is squeezed with Python 2.5.1, it works only with those Python versions that are byte code compatible with it.

[gaba88]

The reason is that since ensmble is squeezed with Python 2.5.1, it works only with those Python versions that are byte code compatible with it.

hello mahesh

thanks for explaining the correct reason.

Regards
Gaba88