BT Infinity 2 and D-Link Powerline connectors
My main PC is connected to my BT Home Hub 3 using D-Link DHP-307AV/B 200 MBPS PowerLine connectors. I switch off the PC at night. Since around the time of upgrade to BT Infinity 2, I normally don’t get Internet connectivity when I switch on my PC in the morning. This problem can generally be cleared by powering down the D-Link adapter connected to the Hub and powering it up again. Has anybody else experienced this problem and, if so, know if there is any solution to it?
Hi,
My line is stable so does not loose sync, plus I usually do not turn off the Hub overnight.
I did that on friday night, and left it on since saturday when I woke up (very late). Nothing has changed...
The BT Speed Test also shows an horrible upload speed, that however is not true. On Speedtest i manage to get 63/18, with a slighlty higher ping than usual. I've always managed to get 75/19 (or more)
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BT Infinity and TP-LINK TD-W8980
Hello all,
I have recently purchased a TP-LINK W8980 router and I am having issues replacing my BT Home Hub with it.
Could anyone please help me with the configuration? Or better yet has anyone else got this router working on a BT Infinity connection.
I spoke to support and I used the details they provided me for the settings for the WAN connection and they just do not seem to work.
Thank you,
Antony.
Solved!
Go to Solution.captainqwerty wrote:
Currently doing the things you suggested I had some of that configured how you said but not all.
I need to walk the dog going to try what has been mentioned here then will get back to you.
Do I use the username
[email protected]
or
[email protected]
Either, the part before '@btbroadband' can be anything.
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I can say right now , that if you want a blistering fast network across the house i am using Dlink 501AV/B 500mb twin set, being plugged into airport extreme base station.
The mac is saying i have a 1gbs link now too, some cat 6 between the modem to powerpoint 1, and powerpoint 2 and pc/mac.
Decided to use the 'old' 200mb Dlink poweline adaptors to bt vision to router , and xbox 360 on final adaptor, and everythings ripping along.
Can highly reccomend powerline over wifi any day. And certainley these powerline adaptors, which are friendly with old powerline adaptors without any speed drop to old adaptors. Dlink ones are class too.
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Link 1 : 265
Link 2: 293
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A lot depends on your wiring.
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BT Infinity and Zyxel Powerline Adapters - connect...
Hi,
I recently upgraded the Infinity and also moved house. So now I have the HH3 with BT Infinity. I use Zyxel Powerline adapters, but struggling to get a connection.
I'm using the following to connect to the HH3 http://www.zyxel.com/uk/en/products_services/pla4225.shtml?t=p and connecting through the Giga or Ethernet inputs on the back of the HH3 but when I try to connect my PC/Laptop to the Powerline adapter in my bedroom it cannot find the network.
Any thoughts? Should I be connecting the Powerline Adapter to the HH3 or the white router BT supply? Do I need to configure something when setting up the Ethernet connection with my PC? I'm using my BT account credentials [email protected] and password but it's not connecting.
Any inspiration/experimentation welcomed.
Thanks.Should I be connecting the Powerline Adapter to the HH3 or the white router BT supply?
Do I need to configure something when setting up the Ethernet connection with my PC? I'm using my BT account credentials [email protected] and password but it's not connecting.
Normally, connect one powerline to the HomeHub and the other to the PC. If the PC has been set up in the standard way, it will then get a local ip address by DHCP from the HomeHub. You might go to your PC ethernet adaptor settings and make sure they are set up for 'dhcp' and 'get DNS setttings automatically'. You won't need to enter any credentials in the PC for this method. You shouldn't go near the 'connect to the internet' dialog; it should just work automatically.
If you only want to connect a single PC, you could connect the first powerline to the white modem and leave out the HH3 completely. You would then need to put credentials into the PC: the normal thing there is to enter user '[email protected]', and the password doesn't matter. That goes into a 'connect to the internet' dialog.
Make sure the 'internet' or whatever lights are blinking on both powerlines, otherwise there is a problem with those, or the bedroom ring is not connected closely enough to the other ring. Unlikely, I had a perfectly good connection through different rings and different fuse boxes on different floors with similar zyxel powerline (only single ethernet ones); at least until one stopped working altogether. -
HT4145 Airport Extreme wireless extension VS. TP-Link PowerLine Network extension
I can install either an additional Airport Extreme to extend my network or a TP-Link PowerLine extension. I currently have a DLink network extender with moderate success. Does anyone have experience with the power line extension technology? Does it beat the connectivity of two wireless devices? With the current DLink method it does allow 2.4 and 5g but we end up with 3 SSIDs and thats confusing to the family. Or maybe I should leave the whole mess alone? Any advice is appreciated. Thanks, Mark
You are always better sticking to one brand for wireless repeater.. since apple cannot extend dlink wireless nor the dlink the apple wireless, you are far better keeping wireless just apple or dlink.
Powerline adapters are a good method to avoid the issues with wireless repeater.. namely extremely slow wireless.. since repeating wireless adds huge amounts of latency into the wireless connection.
Problem with powerline (EOP) is they are dependent on the house wiring and it varies from house to house. Just like wireless it is not able to give guaranteed throughput (only ethernet can do that). It some cases eg wiring on different circuits that passes through a set of breakers.. will simply not work at all or so poorly as to not fix the problem. But if you have the two points on a ring main where there is a direct wired connection it can work extremely well. It will end up far more robust as it is not subject to the same level of voodoo and gremlins as wireless. ie if it works well the day you install it.. it tends to keep working the same thereafter.
So there is just one way to find out.. buy a pair and try them. You must use a power point.. no powerboard as the current breaker on the power board kills the signal. Some models come with piggy back connectors.
At the other end you can setup another wireless router in bridge and create a roaming network using the same SSID as the main wireless.. this then stops the confusion. Albeit roaming does not always work as well as the name suggests. Some devices swap "towers" with ease .. just like your mobile phone.. whereas others attach themselves to the AP they first connect to and refuse to disconnect. (without a swift kick at least).
Your Dlink could be made more home friendly by using roaming as well.. to prevent having multiple SSID. But the quality of repeated wireless is still poorer than single point AP with wired connection. -
BT Infinity 2 - Bought 200Mbps powerline adapters ...
Hi!
I had BT Infinity 2 installed this week and was happy to see that I was getting 75Mbps down and 17Mbps up via ethernet cables. However, I really want a cableless solution. I bought a TP-Link TL-PA211KIT 200Mbps twin pack, had no problem setting it up, but my speed has dropped to 52Mbps down and 14.6Mbps up.
After looking at the diagnostic tool, I found that the quality was hovering between 140-150Mbps. So I have a couple of questions:
1. Is there anything I can do with these existing adapters in order to improve my speed?
2. Would buying 500Mbps adapters and using those instead allow me to get the full use of my connection?
I've tried moving the adapters around the house but I've not noticed a lot of difference. The computer is upstairs with one adapter and the other is downstairs, plugged into the mains right next to my hub. I'd really like to be able to make full use of what I'm paying for so I'd be grateful for a little advice.
Thanks,
John
Solved!
Go to Solution.As you have found, unfortunately the connection synch speed of powerline adapters does not equate to their actual throughput. There is a lot of error correction overhead that means actual throughput is much less than synch.
I haven't been able to find a definitive conversion between synch speed and throughput for powerline adapters, I think because a lot depends upon how noisy your environment is. However you should be aware that going from 200 to 500Mbps adapters doesn't mean that your throughput wilI increase by 2.5 times.
That said inyour case it may be sufficient to transfer your full Infinity rate. I have found that 500Mbps Netgear adapters were capable of transferring at 72Mbps down / 16Mbps up between my downstairs router and my upstairs PC, but only after I fiddled with their QoS settings to prioritise the PC line over my smart TVs which also use adapters on the same LAN.
PS. The netgears were synching at about 450Mbps to achieve this throughput. -
Whole block can get infinity and I can't...
I have just signed up to BT standard broadband and am hoping to possibly upgrade to fibre in the near future. I have tried calling BT however they say I can’t get fibre due to them entering in the phone number and saying it is unavailable.
When I check the availability of fibre using my address it says it is available to me, however when I enter my phone number it says it isn’t.
All my neighbours can get infinity and I can’t, please don’t say it is down to routing as I can’t be the only flat in a nine story building that can’t get it.
They are all connected to the same cabinet and exchange as me. Front door is less than 2 metres away from mine. Please see just one example below.
Can someone please help.
ThanksHi Darren1515
I can see one of my colleagues is chasing this for you.
I'll get you contacted with an update it may be tomorrow but I will have you updated.
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Hi all,
Our local exchange was updated to 21CN earlier this year, and I was originally told (by BT) that after a possible hour of down-time, my connection speed should go to the maximum supported speed. I had to call BT to find this information out, there wasn't any communication to say the exhange was being updated or there'd be a change in connection speed.
A couple of days ago, we had some marketing through the post about BT Infinity and the super-fast broadband speeds of upto 40mb.
I called BT to ask if we could be upgraded to Infinity, but was told it's not available till March 2012.
I was wondering, if the exchange was updated back in March/April this year, why cant I make use of the 21CN until next year? If I go onto BT's site to sign up as a new customer, it shows 12mb - 20mb as a possible connection speed (currently connecting at just over 8mb, and always have done since broadband was available). Other ISP's show the same possible connection speed.
I did think it could be the router, but I'm still using the HomeHub (v2) and the exchange is about 5min walk from the house.Try entering your telephone number (for most accurate result) into https://www.btwholesale.com/includes/adsl/main.html
To confirm the estimate the line could achieve.
If your on ADSL go into your router stats and look for the connection type
I was on the basic ADSL upto 8Mb (G.992.1) I contacted BT See THIS THREAD.
They put me onG.992.3 (ADSL2) with the hope the exchange would after a period of "training" then automatically move me toG.992.5 (ADSL2+).
However in my case due the long line length the change to ADSL2 did not increase my speed.... and therefore the exchange did not automatically move me up any further.
If the Checker shows you could achieve the 20Mb speeds then you could try as I did and ask the forum mods if they can get you changed up.
Infinity (Fibre service) is not related to 21CN.
SamKnows for example or BT Openreach may show your exchange now has infinity but the important thing is your Primary Connect Point (small local green cabinet) has to have a larger cabinet installed next to/nearby and yours looks to be scheduled to be Ready For Service in a few months time.
Keep using the checkers.... Mine was showing 30th Sept then on the 1st July Infinity became available.... but be aware it can go the other way... especially if the bloomin' snow arrives.
Picture of a small green cabinet (far right) with a typical Fibre Cabinet nearby with it's cooling vents
When the new Fibre cab is powered up you can easily hear the fans running, indicating that it may be Ready For Service or soon to be.
Please Click On any Text in Blue as that automatically links to information.
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Hi,
I am a noob to BT Infinity and wanted to see if the following is possible. Can you please let me know if this is feasible or just my aspiration gone too far?
1. I have a Linksys WRT610N router that I want to use for my wireless within the house
2. I have a Netgear switch in the loft
3. The house is CAT6 cabled
Can I
1. Have the Openreach modem that comes with BT infinity installed in the loft(with the master socket) next to the switch
2. connect the LAN1 of the OR modem into my switch
3. Connect the Linksys router(in the WAN port??) to the LAN (on the ground floor) via the installed LAN socket (which goes to the switch in the loft)
will this work? please advise.
regardsabjt wrote:
Hi,
I am a noob to BT Infinity and wanted to see if the following is possible. Can you please let me know if this is feasible or just my aspiration gone too far?
1. I have a Linksys WRT610N router that I want to use for my wireless within the house
2. I have a Netgear switch in the loft
3. The house is CAT6 cabled
Can I
1. Have the Openreach modem that comes with BT infinity installed in the loft(with the master socket) next to the switch
2. connect the LAN1 of the OR modem into my switch
3. Connect the Linksys router(in the WAN port??) to the LAN (on the ground floor) via the installed LAN socket (which goes to the switch in the loft)
will this work? please advise.
regards
You have almost the exact same setup as me already exept I have CAT6a cabling. The way I have set it up is have the router downstairs where the master socket is, feed a CAT5,5e,6,6a cable into the loft to the switch (Infinity's maximum throughput is less that 40mbps and even CAT5 cables can handle 100mbps speeds). From the Switch I have my WAPS (Wireless Access Points) plugged in (1 HomeHub v1 plugged into a v2 which is linked to the switch).
As well as having the switch in the loft, I have 2 servers which never overheat. See below for a diagram if you want to see how I did mine:
To connect a router to a home network, all you would have to do is connect a switch to one of the ports located on the back of the router where you would usually plug computers in.
I hope this helps
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Home Hub 5 firewall rules and TP Link routers
I am not yet a BT customer but am looking to sign up for Infinity and I understand I will get a Home Hub 5 unit ... however I would prefer to use my TP-Link AC1750 which has proven to be excellent with it's WIFI signal. My TP-Link is a cable version, not the ADSL version.
I understand the HomeHub 5 now contains the VDSL modem built in (rather than separate) so I suspect I'll need to hang my TP-Link off one of the HomeHub 5 Gbe ports and disable Wireless on the Home Hub. Has anyone tried this? Do you know if the firewall rules can be set to put my TP Link in a "DMZ" , i.e. no firewall protection, because I'd prefer to do that as my TP Link is a router/firewall combined and it will make it easier for getting my VPN ports working etc.
Alternatively do you know if the cable you would normally plug into the HomeHub5 "Broadband WAN" plug is just straightforward Gbe, i.e so I can put it straight into my TP Link and not use the HomeHub 5 at all?
Thanks
Solved!
Go to Solution.Keith,
Thanks very much for your reply. So I can't use the HomeHub 5 as a cable modem, but do you know what kind of broadband/WAN connection BT OpenReach provide that goes into the HomeHub? Is that straight-forward Gbe that I could probably plug into my TP Link, as it's designed to take a Gbe connection? (Currently it is connected into one of the LAN ports of my ADSL router/modem/firewall device as I'm still on ADSL but was planning my upgrade to Infinity)
Alternatively, I could connect my TP Link into one of the Home Hub 5 LAN ports, so long as I can designate that port as a DMZ port (i.e. no firewall protection) so that my TP Link will be the only one controlling the firewall rules. Is it possible to make one port, or one device a DMZ device on the Home Hub 5?
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Why text and button links on a PDF do not work in the iPad
I have Acrobat Pro 9.2.3 and InDesign CS5.
I've tried creating both button and text links directly from InDesign (Window > Interactive > Hyperlinks). I then export the multi-page PDF with "Acrobat 6 and Above" selected as well as the "Hyperlinks" and "Interactive Elements" checked. When I open the PDF in my iPad, none of the text or button links work.
Then . . .
I tried opening the same multi-page PDF in Acrobat Pro, and manually created the link boxes (Tools > Advanced Editing > Link Tool). The iPad still can't interprete these two interactive elements.
Any clues what I'm doing wrong?Try exporting as ePub - now test inside Digital Editions and if OK - drag the file into iTunes and synch to iPhone/iPad.
It's probably a Preview issue as mentioned but exporting to ePub is good fun!
J. -
How to display URL images and URL link (html) from Smartforms?
Hi Gurus,
I'm having difficulty on how to display targeted URL images and URL link from the smartforms, after i sending it out as html mail. The mail i sent just can be preview as a plain text, which can't execute the html code that i put inside the smartforms itself. I follow a few step from this very useful blog.. Hopefully, you guys can give me some solutions or ideas on this.
/people/pavan.bayyapu/blog/2005/08/30/sending-html-email-from-sap-crmerp -thanks to Pavan for his useful blog.
My code is like this..
<--- Start Code.
FORM call_smartforms.
DATA : lv_subject TYPE so_obj_des,
lc_true(1) VALUE 'X',
lw_control_parameters TYPE ssfctrlop,
lw_output_options TYPE ssfcompop,
lc_graphics(8) VALUE 'GRAPHICS',
lw_xsfparam_line TYPE ssfxsfp,
lc_extract(7) VALUE 'EXTRACT',
lc_graphics_directory(18) VALUE 'GRAPHICS-DIRECTORY',
lc_mygraphics(11) VALUE 'mygraphics/',
lc_content_id(10) VALUE 'CONTENT-ID',
lc_enable(6) VALUE 'ENABLE',
lw_job_output_info TYPE ssfcrescl,
lw_html_data TYPE trfresult,
lw_graphics TYPE ssf_xsf_gr,
lt_graphics TYPE tsf_xsf_gr,
lv_html_xstr TYPE xstring,
lw_html_raw LIKE LINE OF lw_html_data-content,
lv_incode TYPE tcp00-cpcodepage VALUE '4110',
lv_html_str TYPE string,
lv_html_len TYPE i,
lc_utf8(5) VALUE 'utf-8',
lc_latin1(6) VALUE 'latin1',
lv_offset TYPE i,
lv_length TYPE i,
lv_diff TYPE i,
lt_soli TYPE soli_tab,
lw_soli TYPE soli,
lc_mime_helper TYPE REF TO cl_gbt_multirelated_service,
lv_name TYPE mime_text VALUE 'sapwebform.htm',
lv_xstr TYPE xstring,
lw_raw TYPE bapiconten,
lt_solix TYPE solix_tab,
lw_solix TYPE solix,
lv_filename TYPE string,
lv_content_id TYPE string,
lv_content_type TYPE w3conttype,
lv_obj_len TYPE so_obj_len,
lv_bmp TYPE so_fileext VALUE 'BMP',
lv_description TYPE so_obj_des VALUE 'Graphic in BMP format',
lc_doc_bcs TYPE REF TO cl_document_bcs,
lc_bcs TYPE REF TO cl_bcs,
lc_send_exception TYPE REF TO cx_root,
lw_adsmtp TYPE lty_adsmtp,
lv_mail_address TYPE ad_smtpadr,
lc_recipient TYPE REF TO if_recipient_bcs,
lc_send_request TYPE REF TO cl_bcs,
lv_sent_to_all TYPE os_boolean.
DATA : v_language TYPE sflangu VALUE 'E',
v_e_devtype TYPE rspoptype.
v_form_name = 'ZTEST_EMAIL'.
CALL FUNCTION 'SSF_FUNCTION_MODULE_NAME'
EXPORTING
formname = v_form_name
IMPORTING
fm_name = v_namef
EXCEPTIONS
no_form = 1
no_function_module = 2
OTHERS = 3.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
break mhusin.
ENDIF.
starting here. ***
Set title for the output
lv_subject = 'Smartforms.'.
Set control parameters to "no dialog"
lw_control_parameters-no_dialog = lc_true.
IF lw_service_subject-code = lc_fm1.
*--- To get output device type
CALL FUNCTION 'SSF_GET_DEVICE_TYPE'
EXPORTING
i_language = v_language
i_application = 'SAPDEFAULT'
IMPORTING
e_devtype = v_e_devtype.
lw_output_options-tdprinter = v_e_devtype.
lw_control_parameters-getotf = 'X'.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
break mhusin.
ENDIF.
Set output options
lw_output_options-xsf = lc_true.
lw_output_options-xsfcmode = lc_true.
lw_output_options-xsfoutmode = 'A'.
lw_output_options-xsfoutdev = space.
lw_output_options-xsfformat = lc_true.
lw_xsfparam_line-name = lc_graphics.
lw_xsfparam_line-value = lc_extract.
APPEND lw_xsfparam_line TO lw_output_options-xsfpars.
lw_xsfparam_line-name = lc_graphics_directory.
lw_xsfparam_line-value = lc_mygraphics.
APPEND lw_xsfparam_line TO lw_output_options-xsfpars.
lw_xsfparam_line-name = lc_content_id.
lw_xsfparam_line-value = lc_enable.
APPEND lw_xsfparam_line TO lw_output_options-xsfpars.
Get the smartform content
CALL FUNCTION v_namef
EXPORTING
control_parameters = lw_control_parameters
output_options = lw_output_options
*pass other application specific parameters (eg order number, items ).
IMPORTING
job_output_info = lw_job_output_info
TABLES
tt_tabh = tt_tabh
tt_tabb = tt_tabb
tt_tabf = tt_tabf
EXCEPTIONS
formatting_error = 1
internal_error = 2
send_error = 3
user_canceled = 4
OTHERS = 5.
IF sy-subrc = 0.
break mhusin.
ENDIF.
lw_html_data = lw_job_output_info-xmloutput-trfresult.
lt_graphics[] = lw_job_output_info-xmloutput-xsfgr[].
CLEAR lv_html_xstr.
LOOP AT lw_html_data-content INTO lw_html_raw.
CONCATENATE lv_html_xstr lw_html_raw INTO lv_html_xstr IN BYTE MODE.
ENDLOOP.
lv_html_xstr = lv_html_xstr(lw_html_data-length).
CALL FUNCTION 'SCP_TRANSLATE_CHARS'
EXPORTING
inbuff = lv_html_xstr
incode = lv_incode
csubst = lc_true
substc_space = lc_true
IMPORTING
outbuff = lv_html_str
outused = lv_html_len
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.
*HACK THE HTML CODE GENERATED BY SMARTFORM TO MAKE THE
*EXTERNAL IMAGES APPEAR AS <IMG> TAG IN HTML
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '<IMG' IN lv_html_str WITH '<IMG' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '/>' IN lv_html_str WITH '/>' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '</A>' IN lv_html_str WITH '' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '<' IN lv_html_str WITH '<' IGNORING CASE.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF '>' IN lv_html_str WITH '>' IGNORING CASE.
CALL METHOD html_control - >load_mime_object
EXPORTING
object_id = 'ZWN'
object_url = 'ZWN.GIF'
EXCEPTIONS
OTHERS = 1.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF lc_utf8 IN lv_html_str WITH lc_latin1.
REPLACE ALL OCCURRENCES OF lc_utf8 IN lv_html_str WITH 'iso-8859-1'.
break mhusin.
lv_html_len = STRLEN( lv_html_str ).
lv_offset = 0.
lv_length = 255.
WHILE lv_offset < lv_html_len.
lv_diff = lv_html_len - lv_offset.
IF lv_diff > lv_length.
lw_soli-line = lv_html_str+lv_offset(lv_length).
ELSE.
lw_soli-line = lv_html_str+lv_offset(lv_diff).
ENDIF.
APPEND lw_soli TO lt_soli.
ADD lv_length TO lv_offset.
ENDWHILE.
CREATE OBJECT lc_mime_helper.
CALL METHOD lc_mime_helper->set_main_html
EXPORTING
content = lt_soli
filename = lv_name
description = lv_subject.
LOOP AT lt_graphics INTO lw_graphics.
CLEAR lv_xstr.
LOOP AT lw_graphics-content INTO lw_raw.
CONCATENATE lv_xstr lw_raw-line INTO lv_xstr IN BYTE MODE.
ENDLOOP.
lv_xstr = lv_xstr(lw_graphics-length).
lv_offset = 0.
lv_length = 255.
CLEAR lt_solix[].
WHILE lv_offset < lw_graphics-length.
lv_diff = lw_graphics-length - lv_offset.
IF lv_diff > lv_length.
lw_solix-line = lv_xstr+lv_offset(lv_length).
ELSE.
lw_solix-line = lv_xstr+lv_offset(lv_diff).
ENDIF.
APPEND lw_solix TO lt_solix.
ADD lv_length TO lv_offset.
ENDWHILE.
CONCATENATE lc_mygraphics lw_graphics-graphics text-001 INTO lv_filename.
CONCATENATE lc_mygraphics lw_graphics-graphics text-001 INTO lv_content_id.
lv_content_type = lw_graphics-httptype.
lv_obj_len = lw_graphics-length.
*Add images to the email
CALL METHOD lc_mime_helper->add_binary_part
EXPORTING
content = lt_solix
filename = lv_filename
extension = lv_bmp
description = lv_description
content_type = lv_content_type
length = lv_obj_len
content_id = lv_content_id.
ENDLOOP.
TRY.
lv_subject = lv_subject.
lc_doc_bcs = cl_document_bcs=>create_from_multirelated(
i_subject = lv_subject
i_multirel_service = lc_mime_helper ).
CATCH cx_document_bcs INTO lc_send_exception.
CATCH cx_bcom_mime INTO lc_send_exception.
CATCH cx_gbt_mime INTO lc_send_exception.
ENDTRY.
Create send request
TRY.
lc_bcs = cl_bcs=>create_persistent( ).
CATCH cx_send_req_bcs INTO lc_send_exception.
ENDTRY.
TRY.
lc_bcs->set_document( i_document = lc_doc_bcs ).
CATCH cx_send_req_bcs INTO lc_send_exception.
ENDTRY.
Set-up email receiver
lv_mail_address = '[email protected]'.
TRANSLATE lv_mail_address TO UPPER CASE.
TRY.
lc_recipient = cl_cam_address_bcs=>create_internet_address(
i_address_string = lv_mail_address ).
CATCH cx_address_bcs INTO lc_send_exception.
ENDTRY.
TRY.
lc_bcs->add_recipient( i_recipient = lc_recipient ).
CATCH cx_send_req_bcs INTO lc_send_exception.
ENDTRY.
Send smartforms as HTML email
TRY.
lc_bcs->send( ).
CATCH cx_send_req_bcs INTO lc_send_exception.
ENDTRY.
COMMIT WORK.
WRITE:/ 'Mail sent'.
ENDFORM. "call_smartforms
End Code --->
Thanks and Regards.1- put your images in a directory under the web app directory. Example: app/images/
2- in your jsp, use: String file = application.getRealPath("/images/"); to get the images directory. See http://java.sun.com/j2ee/sdk_1.3/techdocs/api/javax/servlet/ServletContext.html#getRealPath(java.lang.String)
3- it's not the right forum to post this kind of question. Post them in the JSP/Servlet JSTL forum instead -
MSI Big Bang-XPower, Corsair AX1200W and 6-pin motherboard connector
Hello, I apologize if this has been answered but I didn't seem to find it on the forums. I have the Corsair AX1200 power supply and the MSI Big Bang-XPower motherboard. The board has two ATX 8-pin connectors. I know that the second one is only needed if you are doing serious overcloking. But I assume it's ok to plug both in whether or not I'm overclocking?? I see the AX1200 has two EPS/ATX 8-4 pin connectors so I am fine there.
My real question is that the mother board also has an ATX 6-pin connector for the graphics card. Firstly, is this needed since the graphics card has it's own power connector (I have the EVGA SuperClocked 015-P3-1582-AR GeForce GTX 580). The card needs a PCI-E 6 pin and an 8 pin connector. I see the AX1200 has six 6+2 pin connectors so I believe I'm fine there.
But for the motherboard connector, can i use one of the PCE-E 6+2 pin connectors (just 6 pins obviously), or is this not good sine the connector is not labeled as an ATX connector?
Thank you.Quote from: magicant on 03-December-10, 14:38:02
Hello, I apologize if this has been answered but I didn't seem to find it on the forums. I have the Corsair AX1200 power supply and the MSI Big Bang-XPower motherboard. The board has two ATX 8-pin connectors. I know that the second one is only needed if you are doing serious overcloking. But I assume it's ok to plug both in whether or not I'm overclocking?? I see the AX1200 has two EPS/ATX 8-4 pin connectors so I am fine there.
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Hi,
Bumping this as it is the question I have. How does the motherboard access this power from the EPS? It is constantly available to the cpu? Would it not be better to plug in the 2x8 pin EPS anyway as it gives a greater redundancy?
I am sorry if this is a stupid question but I recently got flamed on a forum for carrying on about connecting the EPS cables up to my Corsair Ax850. The flamers carried on and on about how I would never need to use the EPS unless it was LN2 cooling.
I cannot see the harm in it but I would like to understand computer power supplies a bit more and how exactly they work. For example why do some vid cards have 6 pin and other 8 pin when it looks as if both plugs just have a 12 volt lead on one row and the other row a ground lead?
Anyhoo.
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I'm using FF 34.0.5 (I like it). I use to be able to right click on a link, within an e-mail, and the link would open in a new tab. Now when I click on the link it opens in the same tab replacing my e-mail.
Example - a friend sends me an e-mail containing a link to a web site he thinks I'd like. I click on the link and go to the web site and then go back to the e-mail tab and reply to him. Now, when clicking that link, my e-mail disappears and is replaced by the new site.
How can I fix this? When this happened once before I was told to change the 'value' for a specific 'preference name' through the about:config page.
Can anyone help jog my memory?
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You can check this pref on the about:config page for external links.
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If this pref has the default value -1 then browser.link.open_newwindow is used.
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/browser.link.open_newwindow
*1: current tab; 2:new window; 3:new tab;
You can open the <b>about:config</b> page via the location/address bar.
You can accept the warning and click "I'll be careful" to continue.
*http://kb.mozillazine.org/about:config
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