Hmm, the installer is meant to install under Windows the normal way --
not the Cygwin way so that is why it behaves as it does. That said,
you should be able to use the actual binary without any trouble.
You'll simply have to extract it yourself. I believe that WinZip (or
Python itself) can read the zip file that is part of the installer.
Simply extract cx_Oracle.pyd and put it somewhere on your PYTHONPATH.
On 11/5/05, Paul Watson <pw...@re...> wrote:
> How can I install cx_Oracle for use by the Cygwin /usr/bin/python?
>
> The Windows installer appears to only permit installation under Pythons f=
ound in the Windows registry.
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