Can you post a small example that demonstrates the problem? I don't know about anyone else, but I have no idea what your "updation" code is doing... Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

Have you looked at the documentation? ProgressBar Class[^] 1) Before you request data, show a ProgressBar. 2) If you're using a data retrieval method that reports download status, update the ProgressBar.    If no download status is available, you could set the ProgressBar's IsIndeterminate property to True. 3) When the data is received, hide and/or remove the ProgressBar. Again - what part are you having trouble with? Mark Salsbery Microsoft MVP - Visual C++ :java:

Use Foreach Loop And Make a string which have all id of that rows. after that send this string in a stored procedure which use delete DML with IN clause. i think your problem is solved...

Thanks for the reply Ebert, I returned list only from the wcf service. Is there any alternative way to get data from the database without WCF service? Ravi Vellanki, AP,India.

Here is what you need: http://pdfsharp.com/PDFsharp/[^]

An older article, but it might get you in the direction Screen Scraping with C# for ASP.NET[^] only two letters away from being an asset

Simply create a Windows Application that calls your Webmethod. You won't have to write code to use the Windows-scheduler, it can start any Windows-application at any given time/interval :) --edit-- Forgot to add some links for further research. Here they are; How to schedule a task[^] Walkthrough[^] I are troll :)

There is nothing special about Windows scheduler. You call the web methods as you usually would, in a regular app, then schedule your app to run using Windows scheduler. If you don't know to create or consume web methods, use Google or buy a book. Cheers, Vıkram. Carpe Diem.

I tried using the MS ASP.net Mobile toolkit to generate WML but I found support for it lacking. Microsoft appears to have forgotten about it. With this in mind, I developed my mobile site using simple html, I gave WML a wide berth. Most modern mobile phones support a sub-set of html anyway. Steven

ASPX is the extention on the web page but the mime type is text/html. You don't need to do anything. The page is being rendered to the device as an HTML page. Ignore the extention in the address bar. One could just as easily send a sound or an image to a device using an ASPX page. Joel Ivory Johnson Meet my dev team: RDA Architecture Evangelist Team Blog My site: J2i.net Twitter: J2iNet

I'm not able get the instance state based on the grid. Unload/TryUnload are not working properly. can you give a small sample on this?

Microsoft have so much money, they can afford to run websites with documentation and so on. There's also a site called code project, it has tons of articles, you may have heard of it. Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Have a look at the MSDN downloadable WF Samples. There's an example in there. Kevin

hi Ravi, your question tells you are a beginner to WWF. also, WWF does not have to do anything about database connections. learn ADO.net to know this. Essential Windows Workflow Foundation with Addison wesley publications is a good book to start with WWF. ^-^ @|@ - redCat

ravi.vellanky wrote: but to work on blender we need a guide.it's somewhat difficult to work with out guide And there are tutorials on the site. Bottom line - if you're not working on an image that can be height mapped, you need to : a. get a copy of the software and invest the time in learning it b. hire somebody to do it for you or c. buy a prebuilt model There are plenty of blender tutorials scattered all over the web, so there should be something to help you there. "WPF has many lovers. It's a veritable porn star!" - Josh Smith My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys

You can use this XAML for rotating a Grid. <Grid.RenderTransform> <TransformGroup> <ScaleTransform ScaleX="1" ScaleY="1"/> <SkewTransform AngleX="0" AngleY="0"/> <RotateTransform Angle="-6"/><!-- by changing this property you can rotate the Grid --> <TranslateTransform X="0" Y="0"/> </TransformGroup> </Grid.RenderTransform> Thus you can write it for an image.

Hi Ravi, Check out WPF 3D Primer[^], or 3D Programming fow Windows[^]. Cheers, Jani