@Harald Berghoff @Matt Burgess I’m following as per the first link you have provided. My python script is locally present on my windows desktop and I provide the path of the script in the executestreamcommand configuration. To an extent all packages of python azure uses .py files but I’m not sure if those packages in turn uses any other .so or jar files. With respect to your answer on making calls to win32 API, I don’t know how can I control it if it should be create process or shell execute. In fact that is the idea I’m looking for here. My understanding from google research is that we can execute any python script using the local python engine using executestreamcommand processor provided you configure it to make a shellexecute command. Right now I’m not providing any command in the command argument and so it by default takes my script as . exe and failing. Just for an idea how we execute the script from our command prompt, “ full path of python.exe full path of script file arguments” if we can give a command similar to this in the executecommandprocessor, it may work. All these are just my understanding based on the details I collected. If you can help me much appreciated. Thank you so much for your quick responses as well.
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