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Rajesh Buddaraju 3-Aug-15 13:27pm View    
Can you provide u r sample solution. I will try at my end...
Rajesh Buddaraju 31-Jul-15 9:59am View    
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Instead of using exclamation mark use || operator and Use the Datetime compare methods to get the actual results.
for example, || dt.CompareTo(Convert.ToDateTime(closedate))==0)

If compareTo method returns the values based on,

Less than zero - This instance is earlier than value.

Zero - This instance is the same as value.

Greater than zero - This instance is later than value, or value is null.
Rajesh Buddaraju 31-Jul-15 9:45am View    
If the service itself not hitting the service start method, domain account credentials which u provided is not correct, Or put a log file in the start of the service and write the step by step process. Then you will know the exact issue. Write the logging in a text file instead of using system logs to know the issue.
Rajesh Buddaraju 30-Jul-15 14:59pm View    
You may use a background worker and schedule the method using timer intervals. Using Ajax you can use a timer control or using the traditional approach you can run a method in set of intervals.

For timer Control you can find below link.
http://ajax.net-tutorials.com/controls/timer-control/

Use Asp.net Mail classes to send mails
Rajesh Buddaraju 25-Mar-15 11:28am View    
put the selectedindexedchanged code in a separate method and call the same method in pageload and selectedindexedchanged. Why you want to call the event in page load any specific scenario let us know