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Author jeff.allen
Recipients jeff.allen, stefan.richthofer, zyasoft
Date 2015-09-03.20:12:54
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I run Jython all the time on Win7-64 (auf Englisch, selbsverständlich). The message that the system "cannot find the specified file" has come up quite a bit when trying to launch a subprocess, typically when I've been writing or fixing tests, and the file in question is often the Jython executable.

The details escape me, but I would look for problems with the path or the working directory that the subprocess inherits (or doesn't inherit, more to the point). It can be as simple as issuing a cmd.exe built-in command for which no executable exists (to which the solution is to use shell=True, ISTR).

Surely it wouldn't get this far if mscvrt were actually missing?
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