I have created a silverlight web part which is a feedback form. It takes a picture using the webcam. I need to send an email attaching the picture. I have written a stored procedure to do so. How can I call the stored procedure from my web part? Is there any other way to send an email with the picture attached?

SharePoint Designer will allow you to put a DataViewWebPart on a page and let you tweak it endlessly. The DataViewWebPart can be populated from all sorts of data sources including SQL databases so it might be able to meet your needs. Found info here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6157614/sharepoint-to-call-a-sql-stored-procedure Brandon James SharePoint Developer/Administrator

SharePoint Designer will allow you to put a DataViewWebPart on a page and let you tweak it endlessly. The DataViewWebPart can be populated from all sorts of data sources including SQL databases so it might be able to meet your needs. Found info here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6157614/sharepoint-to-call-a-sql-stored-procedure Brandon James SharePoint Developer/Administrator

SharePoint Designer will allow you to put a DataViewWebPart on a page and let you tweak it endlessly. The DataViewWebPart can be populated from all sorts of data sources including SQL databases so it might be able to meet your needs. Found info here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6157614/sharepoint-to-call-a-sql-stored-procedure Brandon James SharePoint Developer/Administrator

SharePoint Designer will allow you to put a DataViewWebPart on a page and let you tweak it endlessly. The DataViewWebPart can be populated from all sorts of data sources including SQL databases so it might be able to meet your needs. Found info here: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6157614/sharepoint-to-call-a-sql-stored-procedure Brandon James SharePoint Developer/Administrator

You need to create a WebService in your backend code that actually calls the stored procedure, and in your Silverlight app you call that webservice. Remember that Silverlight runs on the client ( the browser), so any database access code should be done in the server, and access as a service.

You need to create a WebService in your backend code that actually calls the stored procedure, and in your Silverlight app you call that webservice. Remember that Silverlight runs on the client ( the browser), so any database access code should be done in the server, and access as a service.