BT Openreach lazy ?

The Worle exchange near weston super mare has been active on the bt infinty website for close to a year now.
Yet i am unable to get it... i have done some enquirys myself in responce to BT's automated responces!
Yes the council has given BT openreach permission to do work in the area and that has apparently been done.
Unsure if i am on a sub exchange or main exchange.... BT aint being helpful in letting me know as well!
No i am not far away from the exchange its a 1 min car drive
No there isnt no landlord stopping me from having BT infinty the house is privately owned
Would BT like to push openreach in getting me a responce ?... The live chat reps keep telling me to keep checking on the infinty website but like i keep telling them my exchange is in the enabled section of the region... i have had them end the chat a few times.
My postcode is BS22 7FL

Unless your exchange is FTTP/H ready then Unfortunatly EO lines are currently unable to have fibre broadband such as BT Infinity due to your line not connecting to a cabinet which would allow FTTC.
Please bear in mind that in some cases it may not be possible to provide FTTC broadband in areas due to:
• Your phone line may be connected directly to the telephone exchange and not to a local street cabinet - (Exchange Only Line [EO] )
• Your line may be too far from the local street cabinet to have a stable FTTC broadband service such as BT Infinity service.
• Your local street cabinet may not be suitable for fibre optic cables.
• We haven't yet got the council's planning permission to do the necessary work at your local street cabinet.
• Your home may not be suitable for fibre optic cables.
• Your landlord may not have agreed to the fibre infrastructure being provided in your building (for example if you live in a flat).
There are different stages to the development of the fibre infrastructure in the UK.
If you have an EO Line then currently you will not be able to have FTTC broadband as your line isn't connected to a cabinet. In these instances Openreach plan to connect some areas that have EO lines with either FTTP or other fibre technologies in the future.
This video explains more: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=p0qN5XHuI5Q
Also check the Openreach "Power of Fibre" website: http://www.superfast-openreach.co.uk/the-big-build/the-power-of-fibre.aspx
You can keep checking the BT Wholesale Database and BT Infinity website for upto date information as these are updated regularly.
The openreach When and Where website is: http://www.superfast-openreach.co.uk/where-and-when/
The Fibre-Optic Broadband Rollout is being managed and done by Openreach for all communication providers/ISPs.
BT Retail (your communication provider/ISP) has nothing to do with the rollout of fibre broadband.
Hope that helps.
Cheers.
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Idiots guide needed.
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2. Plug the computer you are using for the setup into the TC by ethernet.
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5. Press the update and fix whatever else the TC will show as needing fixing.. usually security stuff.
6. You can then disconnect the ethernet and connect by wireless if you want. Any port on the TC will now be a LAN port, including WAN.
This is assuming BT supply a wireless router with built in vdsl/other type of modem. If so you normally will not be able to bridge the modem, unless BT are using pppoe authentication which they haven't in the past.
If you really need to use the TC as a router then you will need to work out an alternative method. You can double NAT by placing the TC in the DMZ of the BT router if that is an option. It is not without issues in general.

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Can anyone get a straight answer from Openreach......

Is there anyone or anywhere you can get a straight answer from openreach on when a cabinet wil be connected?
I think I know whats going on. They are connecting exchanges to meet targets but not bothering with cabinets. Exchange connected = Fibre in area but the reality is very different.
I know this isnt an openreach forum but this seems to full of knowledgeable and helpful people. Maybe somone can find out when we can expect a power cable to be plugged into our cabinet. Seems to be most of our town that despite being 'enabled' cant get connected

Hi Huwflet,
There may not be any road to dig up and even if there is there are only very limited situations where permission is required.
Try contacting www.superfastlancashire.com they may be able to help you.
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Hi sharkbiscuit79,
Yes your cabinet 10 on the Crediton exchange has already been installed and linked with a FTTC DSLAM cabinet (making it able to provide FTTC fibre broadband) and has been Accepting FTTC orders since December 2013. PCP10 (with it's DSLAM cabinet within 100meters of it) is locate on the junction of Commercial Road and the A3072.
However by the looks of things your are just too far away to obtain a FTTC (VDSL2) connection, meaning FTTC fibre broadband is not available to you.
Have a look at the Connecting Devon and Somerset Considerations (particularly the last paragraph) - http://www.connectingdevonandsomerset.co.uk/where-when-map-conditions/
Your best bet is to talk to Connecting Devon and Somerset to see if there are any further plans to get a fibre based service to your area via https://www.connectingdevonandsomerset.co.uk/contact-us/ (as your area may not be inscope of any further deployment). Best give them your full address and landline number too as they can check if you are within a NGA area.
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vickyvision2020 wrote:
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Don't post the same question repeatedly. I've removed the thread you started 4 days after this one with the identical same question.
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New lows of customer service by BT / Openreach.

Sequence of events:
1. Moved into new house.
2. Booked engineer visit (2 weeks wait).
3. Had to rebook engineer visit (another 2 weeks - my fault in this instance).
4. Took afternoon off work to meet engineer and provide access.
5. Engineer does not show up.
6. Rung BT to ask if engineer definately coming - informed yes, engineer is definately coming.
7. Received emails informing me phone and broadband accounts active.
8. Engineer does not show by end of day.
9. Another phone call to BT - "sometimes they activate remotely" - ok, so why no phone call that engineer visit not needed?
10. Phone line and broadband checked - no dial tone, no broadband.
11. Checked fault online, informed if fault is within my property would have to pay £99 for engineer. Fault is "close to my property" according to the online fault tool.
12. Another phone call to BT - notified Openreach will be informed of the situation.
13. Accounts are currently active (and charging!) despite no service.
14. My "order" has been closed, despite having NOT been properly completed by BT, meaning that I am now tied into a contract and cannot go to another provider. Based on this intital poor showing by BT, if this were an option believe me, I would take it.
If BT 'knew' that an engineer visit was not required, why was I not informed? I took time away from work, for God's sake.
Not impressed at all.

Just an update as where I am on this for anyone who is interested.
David the moderator got back to me and it was agreed that the charge would be removed from my bill. However it is four days later and the charge is still there. I appreciate all of David's help so far but unfortunately whatever system BT has in place to manage these issues isn't working. My bill is due in eight days time and if the charge is debited from my account then I will be taking BT to court.
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2013/03/12/bt_missed_appointments/
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 xmlns:spicefactory="http://www.spicefactory.org/parsley">
 <mx:Script>
 <![CDATA[
 import org.spicefactory.parsley.flex.FlexContextBuilder;
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Thanks.

Hello, back on my issue, i tested a little bit more the message dispaching.
I read the lazyLoadPolicy class and noticed that it always has to have a ModuleId property in the message to work, that's why the broadcast message didn't work to awake the module with the lazy loading policy.
So i added copy of my module:
 <cairngorm:ParsleyModuleDescriptor objectId="test"
 url="TestModule.swf"
 applicationDomain="{ClassInfo.currentDomain}"
 />
 <cairngorm:ParsleyModuleDescriptor objectId="testbis"
 url="TestModuleBis.swf"
 applicationDomain="{ClassInfo.currentDomain}"
 />
Set them both with a basicLoadPolicy, and tries to dispatch a message to only one of them using the ModuleId metatag. I then noticed that both modules received the message and not only the one i expected.
I then changed the ModuleMessageInterceptor configuration to dispatch to only one kind of module:
<cairngorm:ModuleMessageInterceptor type="{ OpenViewMessage }" moduleRef="test"/>
and this worked as expected. Only the first module catched the message. I am obiously messing with the ModuleId metatag but i cannot see what's wrong...
I compiled with
-keep-as3-metadata+=ModuleId
but this hasn't changed anything...

Using an openreach hub for infinity and using BT w...

Hi all I have to questions I have trying to find the answers for.
The first is whether it is possible to try to use a bt openreach hub instead of HH5 for infinity as currently the activation date for our internet service is quite a way away (we just moved house and found this hub here).
The second would be how to connect my xbox one to bt with fon, as the xbox lacks the feature to be able to login to FON/openzone and every time I try to share my connection (either by bridging or sharing) it doesn't work. I have already done this once before so I know that my hardware is functioning correctly, I dont understand why I keep getting the same DHCP error when I try though. Is this because openzone is actively blocking me from trying or is there something I'm missing? I have followed these exact steps and tried the solutions for troubleshooting, but it still doesnt help.
http://support.xbox.com/en-US/xbox-360/networking/win-computer
Any help on either question would be greatly appreciated

the Openreach modem will need an active infinity connection to work also you still would need a home hub connected to the modem to access FON/Openzone
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SAP JPA and lazy loading

Dear experts,
I have a WD application with EJB model. I have faced strange JPA exception (I am using SAP JPA implementation).
This is 2 Entities with relationship
@Entity
@Table( schema = "dbo", name = "class")
public class ClassEntity {
private Long id;
 @Id
 @Column(name="id")
 @GeneratedValue(strategy= GenerationType.IDENTITY)
 public Long getId() {
 return id;
 public void setId(Long id) {
 this.id = id;
private Collection<ClassAttributeEntity> classAttributesById;
 @OneToMany(mappedBy = "classByClassId", fetch=FetchType.LAZY)
 public Collection<ClassAttributeEntity> getClassAttributesById() {
 return classAttributesById;
 public void setClassAttributesById(Collection<ClassAttributeEntity> classAttributesById) {
 this.classAttributesById = classAttributesById;
@Entity
@Table( schema = "dbo", name = "class_attribute")
public class ClassAttributeEntity{
private Long id;
 @Id
 @Column(name="id")
 @GeneratedValue(strategy= GenerationType.IDENTITY)
 public Long getId() {
 return id;
 public void setId(Long id) {
 this.id = id;
 private ClassEntity classByClassId;
 @ManyToOne
 @JoinColumn(name = "class_id", referencedColumnName = "id")
 public ClassEntity getClassByClassId() {
 return classByClassId;
 public void setClassByClassId(ClassEntity classByClassId) {
 this.classByClassId = classByClassId;
I want to execute JPQL query
"SELECT c FROM ClassEntity c"
; But I get this exception:
javax.persistence.PersistenceException: The relationship >>classAttributesById<< of entity {test.ClassEntity(id=1686)}cannot be loaded because the entity is detached
I can overcome it using EAGER loading -
@OneToMany(mappedBy = "classByClassId", fetch=FetchType.EAGER)
, but I really dont need ClassAttributes in this situation! I have many thousands of classes and eager loading provides extremly poor perfomance. What can I do with this problem?
Thanks in advance for any advice.

Hi Andrey,
I assume you are getting the exception if you atempt to access "classAttributesById" ouside the transaction, in which you executed the query, i.e. after the persistence context, in which the query has been executed is closed.
You have got to make sure that all entities you need to access are read as long as the persistence context executing the query is still open.
How to address this depends a bit on whether you need to access all related entites or only some.
If you need to access the relationship "classAttributesById" for only some instances of "ClassEntity", you could for example call size() on "classAttributesById" for these selected instances of "ClassEntity" (within the same transaction/persistence context".
If you need to access all related entities, theoretically, fetchType = EAGER would be the right choice. However, as you have observed, SAP JPA can't handle this efficiently at the time beeing. Therefore,
I'd rather suggest that you firstly load all related attributes with a query
"SELECT ca FROM ClassAttributeEntity ca"
and secondly load the "ClassEntity"s
"SELECT c FROM ClassEntity c"
this should execute efficiently.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
-Adrian

It doesn�t work lazy loading with remote client (toplink)

I am trying to use lazy loading in a @ManyToOne field but I get an exception. I have been reading in some oracle tutorials that it's necesary use -javaagent:.../lib/toplink-essentials-agent.jar for that it works because this argument activate dynamic weaving in JavaSE. I have put this command line argument javaagent but it doesn't work. Why? Can I have to do another thing? I have done a lot of tests in base to comments read in another forums but I only obtains an exception.
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Mismatched serialization UIDs
NOTE: The server use toplink and the remote client query the entitties through a session bean of the server. Besides, I am using Glassfish (Sun application server and toplink).
Thanks in advance.
hayken

At first, thank you for your reply.
I know that I haven´t explained the problem too well. I have a stateless bean with one remote method that execute a query an returns an entity like this
@Entity
public class ModuloEntity extends Serializable
@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Long idModulo;
private String nombre;
@ManyToOne(fetch=FetchType.LAZY)
@JoinColumn(name="IdProyecto")
private ProyectoEntity proyecto;
The remote client invoke this method and in that moment I get this exception.
21-may-2007 18:55:48 com.sun.corba.ee.impl.encoding.CDRInputStream_1_0 read_value
ADVERTENCIA: "IOP00810211: (MARSHAL) Exception from readValue on ValueHandler in CDRInputStream"
org.omg.CORBA.MARSHAL: vmcid: SUN minor code: 211 completed: Maybe
at com.sun.corba.ee.impl.logging.ORBUtilSystemException.valuehandlerReadException(ORBUtilSystemException.java:7053)
Caused by: java.io.IOException: Mismatched serialization UIDs : Source (Rep. IDRMI:com.syskonic.gesplan.entities.ModuloEntity:6D06A8C14D488FFF:8E6FC8687EA9E512) = 8E6FC8687EA9E512 whereas Target (Rep. ID RMI:com.syskonic.gesplan.entities.ModuloEntity:1C6925798CDFD3DF:3455DBF4457AE337) = 3455DBF4457AE337
at com.sun.corba.ee.impl.util.RepositoryId.useFullValueDescription(RepositoryId.java:573)
If I look the server log, I can see that the call has not been produced, it doesn´t show any exception. It looks that the object managed by the server and the remote client aren´t the same and the corba service doesn´t work when remote client call session method. If I change the ModuloEntity and remove the fetch attribute then all this process executes correctly. The problem is in this attribute.
NOTE: I am using the javaagent command line argument.
Hayken

An open message to OpenReach

Guys,
Can you please give your on-site engineers, the ones that visit the customer's premises, the training that they are screaming out for!
I've now had 6 engineers visit to try to resolve the line issues I've been having, and all of them had knowledge in different aspects of the product that they are here to fix.
To be honest, it doesn't look good when the customer knows more than the engineer who's there to fix the problem, these are engineers that are presented as a subject matter experts.
One engineer was adamant that the A+B connections within the VDSL plug wasn't for a data extension, but for a bugler alarm system.
Others had no idea what a profile reset is, another engineer expressed his concerns on just how little training they got on the infinity package, even though he had requested training.
It's silly to put people in the line of fire when they don't know what they are supporting.

Hi
Unfortunately, the main Openreach site specifically says that contrary to popular belief, they are not who we (mere mortals) should contact. We should go via our ISP. (From my experience, that can be like passing chinese whispers.)
Anyhow, I managed to find a page on the Openreach where it seems that you can lodge complaints or suggestions..
https://www.openreach.co.uk/orpg/home/contactus/tellussomething/tellussomethingaboutourpeople/tellab...
ptan

BT Openreach lazy ?

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