Installing dependencies in Windows

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RVince

Im installing to a Win7 machine, duplicating a CentOS setup. The
dependences in CentOs for a particular project are:
_ldap.so
dsml.py
easy-install.pth
ldap
ldapurl.py
ldapurl.pyc
ldapurl.pyo
ldif.py
libxml2.py
libxml2.pyc
libxml2mod.a
libxml2mod.la
libxml2mod.so
libxslt.py
libxslt.pyc
libxsltmod.a
libxsltmod.la
libxsltmod.so

I have easy_install setup in windows. These are the non-egg
dependencies I need to install in Windows. Where do I get them ? Where
do I put them? (I assume the .so files will be .dll in Windows, but I
dont know where to get these, put these) Anyone have a clue on this?
Thanks.
 
J

John Gordon

In said:
Im installing to a Win7 machine, duplicating a CentOS setup. The
dependences in CentOs for a particular project are:
_ldap.so
dsml.py
easy-install.pth
ldap
ldapurl.py
ldapurl.pyc
ldapurl.pyo
ldif.py
libxml2.py
libxml2.pyc
libxml2mod.a
libxml2mod.la
libxml2mod.so
libxslt.py
libxslt.pyc
libxsltmod.a
libxsltmod.la
libxsltmod.so
I have easy_install setup in windows. These are the non-egg
dependencies I need to install in Windows. Where do I get them ? Where
do I put them? (I assume the .so files will be .dll in Windows, but I
dont know where to get these, put these) Anyone have a clue on this?
Thanks.

I got the libxml files from http://pypi.python.org/pypi/lxml/2.3 and then
following the Downloads link. On my local Windows (XP) machine, I
installed them in C:\Python24\Lib\site-packages .
 

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