Creating Timeline in WPF

Since Blend is still deaf, I am doing standard things that are of no interest to anyone, then I will tell you how I am doing the Log Journal for the administrator.

Of course, it would be possible to make a standard grid and then display this on a table, but I want something unusual and at the same time convenient. Therefore, for myself, I chose the principle of timeline.

To get started, here are the links:
Silverlight & WPF Timeline Control - An excellent control that I began to use (I do not like bicycles)
Source Code - assembly sources and examples of working with it, or download library releases for Library for WPF  and  Library for Silverlight separately 


The point is simple: we throw the DLL into the references, add new elements to our ToolBox and throw it on the form. Here is the code I got:

2.     x:Name="LayoutRoot"
3.     Background="White">
4.     
5.       
6.         x:Name="tiTimeLine"
7.         Header="TimeLine">
8.         
9.           x:Name="grdTimeLine">
10.           
11.             
12.               Height="*" />
13.             
14.               Height="30" />
15.           
16.  
17.           
18.             x:Name="timeline"
19.             Grid.Row="0"
20.             CalendarType="gregorian"
21.             HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
22.             MinDateTime="01/01/2010"
23.             MaxDateTime="01/01/2020"
24.             InitialDateTime="02/11/2010">
25.  
26.             
27.               
28.                 Height="20" />
29.               
30.                 Height="*" />
31.               
32.                 Height="25" />
33.               
34.                 Height="20" />
35.             
36.             
37.             
38.               Grid.Row="0"
39.               />
40.  
41.             
42.               Grid.Row="1"
43.               IsMainBand="True"
44.               ItemSourceType="Days"
45.               HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
46.               TimelineWindowSize="20"
47.               MaxEventHeight="130" />
48.             
49.             
50.               Grid.Row="2"
51.               HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
52.               ItemSourceType="months"
53.               TimelineWindowSize="16"
54.               MaxEventHeight="4" />
55.             
56.             
57.               Grid.Row="3"
58.               HorizontalAlignment="Stretch"
59.               ItemSourceType="years"
60.               TimelineWindowSize="16"
61.               MaxEventHeight="4" />
62.  
63.           
64.         
65.       
66.       
67.         x:Name="tiOther"
68.         Header="Another">
69.         
70.       
71.     
72.   

* This source code was highlighted with Source Code Highlighter.

And of course the picture.


All this is dynamic and works. Well, almost everything - the deploy button in WPF does not work, because in libraries it is registered only for SIlverlight. 
But with the addition of data, I don’t understand something, maybe one of you will understand. In the examples, data is inserted either from the server (for example: localhost : 123 / data.xml) or from resources (which for some reason does not plow).

You can also unload from the SQL database. Now it’s very late tomorrow I will update and show how to connect the database, but in a nutshell - convert to XMLDocument.