"Bruno Santos" <bmsantos@[...].es>  writes:

>  Hi Tacao,
> 
>  Thanks for your prompt answer, but unfortunatly is still not working.
>  All the glob does is to easy the copy of ".py" or ".pyc" files into the
>  subdirectory "pool".
> 
>  It fails when I try to import a .py file stored in the "pool" module directory.
> 
>           try:
>               myModule = __import__("pool.classnode", globals(), locals(), ["getNodeInfo"])
>           except ImportError, aError:
>               print aError
> 
>  So, I get a error message of : "No module named pool.classnode"
> 
>  This makes me beleive that it is something related in the way that py2exe stores
>  the module information. Therefore I'm still stucked with the same problem.

I think it is because the *only* entry in sys.path is the library.zip
file.

See <http://starship.python.net/crew/theller/moin.cgi/Py2exeEnvironment> 

You should probably in your script check for the sys.frozen attribute,
and extend sys.path yourself.

Thomas



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