Resource View Scheduler in WPF

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Hi
I am in search for a scheduler control in WPF .I had done a project in Asp.Net with DayPilot (third party tool) .It was perfectly suited for my project.Now i am creating the same project in WPF . But i never find a suitable control similar to DayPiolet as the Daypilot only supports Asp.Net. I need a control similar to the following image as there are lots of thirdparty controls having the month views .But my requirement is similar to the following url for image.

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsdesktopsearchdevelopment/thread/f6ee61a6-4616-4915-90e5-2e6ffe94e555[^]
i am expecting a freeware control...

~~its very urgent~~...plz help me out

Thanks in advance...

Posted 9-Feb-13 21:11pm

dotnetchandru

Updated 10-Feb-13 16:31pm

Abhishek Pant

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Sandeep Mewara 10-Feb-13 3:27am

And... what have you tried so far?

You are demanding and your urgency is not an issue for anyone out here.

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Irina Pykhova · Answer 1 · 2013-02-23T14:21:00

Our (ComponentOne) Scheduler has similar TimeLine view and can be customized to show 28 days as on your image. But it's not free. I think, TimeLine is the closest thing to your requirements. Here is how it looks in MS Outlook:
Schedule View in Outlook 2010. You only need to set time interval to 1 day. So try to search for Schedulers which support both grouping by resources and ScheduleView(TimeLine view). And make sure that this view allows 1 day time intervals.