Hi, I have an email account on 2003 Exchange Server. Now, I have to make available the Calendar part of this account available on my ASP.NET web application. Is there a way to embed Outlook into ASP.NET Application? If not, then is there a way to communicate with the Exchange Server and display the current calendar entries, reschedule/delete calendar entries, and create new calendar entries via ASP.NET? My application was developed in ASP 1.0 using VS 2003. However, I do have access to ASP 2.0 and Visual Studio 2005. Any help will be greatly appreciated. I have not done any sort of office development, and hence am completely naive in this topic. Thanks in advance.

Hi Ramana, Thanks for the help. However, I will have to bug you a bit more. Unfortunately, I am unable to figure out on how to get the Employee ID from e. Since the DropDownList is going to be inside the TemplateField in GridView, I can't even see it in my .cs file. Hence, am unable to see what all I can do with e. Sorry for the trouble. With best wishes, Irfi

Sounds good. However, is URL the only way out? Also, how do I know which Employee ID was the SelectedIndexChanged trigerred for? Irfan

Alright, here’s what I want to do. I have a GridView with columns say EmployeeID, FirstName, LastName, and Department. Now, I want to add an additional column with the DropDownList. The list has the options of Select Edit Delete ( I know how to do this one) Now, if the user selects “Edit” or “Select”, I want that row to open up in a DetailsView either as read only or in editable mode depending on what the user selected. I am able to call the select commandname using a linkbutton. However, how do I call it using a dropdownlist? Also, how do I call it directly in editable form in a DetailsView from the dropdownlist? Thanks in advance for all the help and guidance.