How to generate execute file that include enthought.traits.api ,enthought.traits.ui.api ?

[ray]

Hi all,
I code the program that using enthought.traits.api ,
enthought.traits.ui.api.
I want to genereate execute file.I try PY2EXE,bb-
freeze,cx_freeze,Pyinstaller ,but the execute files can not run
successful.
The attach file is my source code.
My environment :
1.Python 2.6.2
2. OS platform is MS Windows XP.

Anybody can share the experience ?

-Here is my source code:
from enthought.traits.api import *
from enthought.traits.ui.api import *
from enthought.traits.ui.menu import *
import binhex,binascii,base64



""" Using Base64 to decode / encode message
it will depening on your VISA/MCD ,to assemble CVV value
Author: Ray Yeh 2008/12/02"""

class Base64(HasTraits):
option= Enum('D','E')
card_type=Enum('V','M')
input_text=Str
display=Str
intro= Str
code_button=Button()
decode_result=''
ct_value =Str


view1=View(Group(Item('option',label='Choice your function,
[E]Encode, [D]Decode:'),
Item('card_type',label='Select your CAVV
[V]isa ,[M]asterCard:'),
Item('input_text',label='Type your
message',style='custom'),
Item('display',style='custom'),
Group(Item('code_button',label="Encode/
Decode")),
label='Test Base64 tools',
show_border=True
),
kind='live',
buttons=OKCancelButtons,
width=800,height=600,
resizable=True,
title='Base64 Encoder tool'
)
def dec2hex(self,n):
"""return the hexadecimal string representation of integer
n"""
return "%X" % n

def hex2dec(self,s):
"""return the integer value of a hexadecimal string s"""
return int(s, 16)

def mcd(self):
self.ct_value=str(self.hex2dec(self.decode_result[0:2]))
self.display="----- MasterCard Base64 Decoding message ---\n
\
1.Control_type %s \n\
2.HMAC= %s \n\
3.ACS identify= %s\n\
4.Auth-Method= %s \n\
5.Bin-identify= %s\n\
6.Transaction-seq=%s\n\
7.MAC= %s\n\
8.Expire-date(yymm)= %s\n\
9.Cvv = %s\n\
10.Service-Code= %s\n\
11.Decode message=%s"\
%(self.decode_result[0:2],self.decode_result[2:18],\
self.decode_result[18:20],self.decode_result[20:21],\
self.decode_result[21:22],self.decode_result[22:30],\

self.decode_result[30:40],self.hex2dec(self.decode_result[26:30]),\

self.decode_result[31:34],self.decode_result[20:21]+self.ct_value[1:],
\
self.decode_result)


def visa(self):
self.display= '----- VISA Base64 Decoding message ---\n\
1.3D Secure Authentication Results Code= %s\n\
2.Second Factor Authentication Code= %s\n\
3.CAVV Key Indicator= %s\n\
4.CVV output= %s\n\
5.Unpredicactable number=%s\n\
6.Authencation Tracking Number=%s\n\
7.Expire-date(yymm)=%s\n\
8.Cvv = %s\n\
9.Service-Code=%s\n\
10.Decode message=%s'\
%(self.decode_result[0:2],self.decode_result[2:4],\
self.decode_result[4:6],self.decode_result[6:8],\
self.decode_result[10:14],self.decode_result[14:30],\
self.decode_result[10:14],self.decode_result[7:10],\
self.decode_result[1:4],self.decode_result)


def _code_button_changed(self):
if self.option in ['E']:
self.even=divmod(len(self.input_text),2)
if self.even[1] <> 0:
self.display = "Len of Encode message is not EVEN"
elif self.input_text.isalnum() == False:
self.display = "Encode message MUST alphanumeric"
else:

self.display=binascii.b2a_base64(binascii.a2b_hex(self.input_text))
elif self.option in ['D']:
self.even=divmod(len(self.input_text),2)
if self.even[1] <> 0:
self.display = "Len of Decode message is not EVEN"
else:

self.decode_result=binascii.b2a_hex(binascii.a2b_base64(self.input_text))
if self.card_type in ['V']:
self.visa()
elif self.card_type in ['M']:
self.mcd()

if __name__ == '__main__':
a=Base64()
a.configure_traits(view='view1')

 

[Robert Kern]

Hi all,
I code the program that using enthought.traits.api ,
enthought.traits.ui.api.
I want to genereate execute file.I try PY2EXE,bb-
freeze,cx_freeze,Pyinstaller ,but the execute files can not run
successful.
The attach file is my source code.
My environment :
1.Python 2.6.2
2. OS platform is MS Windows XP.

Anybody can share the experience ?

Our GUI components use some dynamic imports to provide the backend
implementations. Most of those tools require you to explicitly state some of
those backend-specific subpackages since they cannot introspect them directly
from the import statements. Specifically, enthought.traits.ui.wx and
enthought.pyface.ui.wx (replace "wx" with "qt4" if you are using PyQt). The way
you do this is different for each tool; you will have to consult its documentation.

You will want to ask future questions about ETS on our mailing list:

https://mail.enthought.com/mailman/listinfo/enthought-dev

--
Robert Kern

"I have come to believe that the whole world is an enigma, a harmless enigma
that is made terrible by our own mad attempt to interpret it as though it had
an underlying truth."
-- Umberto Eco