I've used both trac and bugzilla. They will both do a great job of tracking issues/bugs of your software projects. Trac however adds some important features like project management, Subversion integration and a built-in wiki. I would recommend taking a strong look at both Trac & Bugzilla.

In our case it will allow us to use Python code that has already been written in-house in our .Net applications, this gives us the flexibility of using either .Net or python in developing new code.

This is for VS 2003 and it looks like it has changed for VS2005. Here is some code to get you started. Look on MSDN for more class documentation. Dim email As New System.Web.Mail.MailMessage Dim EmailSrv As System.Web.Mail.SmtpMail email.To = "youremail@yourcompany.com" email.From = "youremail@yourcompany.com" email.BodyFormat = Web.Mail.MailFormat.Html email.Body = "Testing" email.Subject = "Test Email" EmailSrv.SmtpServer = "email.yourcompany.com" EmailSrv.Send(email)

Check out http://sourceforge.net there appears to be quite a few projects going that should meet your needs.

vengaqua wrote:

what is dgresults in this dgResults.Item(dgResults.CurrentRowIndex, 4). can u explain this a lillte bit...

Sorry, I should have mentioned that. dgresults is the name of the datagrid. The item will return a datagrid item which requires you to pass it a rowindex and a column index. So I used the currentrowindex of my datagrid and then passed it the column I wanted in this case it was column index of 4. You can also see an example here on MSDN: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/wdze7s55.aspx

As far as deleting from a data grid it depends on how you are populating the data grid and how you normally delete rows from you database. I usually use straight SQL statements with a OleDbCommand, so it that case you would execute the command and then refresh the datagrid to redisplay your results. I'm just guessing but it sounds like you might be trying to delete the row in the data grid that user selected? You can get the selected value of a column in a row based on a double click like this: dgResults.Item(dgResults.CurrentRowIndex, 4) I do this on a double click, and this should give you the selected value you need. Good Luck, Curtis