SUS BADI and the XI CONFIG

We are on Extended Classic Scenario in EBP and we are using SUS to create PO . But we still need to pass invoices to SAP R/3.
I guess we can achieve this by custom development in the areas of SUS BADIs and the XI layer configuration. Can somebody share which badi's to use and what kind of XI config changes will be required ?
Can you pleaes give me a path for the complete SUS Config with XI settings .
sekhar

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The Good
I see BT getting a hammering in this forum for upload speeds and broken promises.
I want to say that BT Engineer came round today as promised and sorted my problems out.
Ran some tests and although he said they seemed ok, he did an AC test? Said that it was marginal at 54 (anybody know what this is?)
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My BB has been running at 25 Mb down and after he released the profile, now gone up to 36Mb. (May not hold at that!)
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The Bad
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However, it is very frustrating when you know you have a line problem, but officially all you can report to BT is that the line speed has dropped by 10Mb.
I know my line is capable of 30 - 36 Mb but when you phone the call centre (see below) you restart the hub and of course when you find it's still only 25 Mb because your IP profile has been capped by the DSLAM, you are then told that this is acceptable because anything above 20Mb is fine. It's not fine! (Rant)
Of course I have other VDSL modems which are able to five me full stats on DSL errors and surprise, surprise, I'm getting 10 million FEC errors in 15 minutes.
The Ugly
Quite simply the call centres; actually, certain call centres.
I phone up and report my poor download speed.
25Mb is acceptable
No it's not I've been running at 33Mb.
OK restart the hub.
No better
OK I'll do some line tests....there is a fault on the line. (No shiz Sherlock)
An engineer will sort it within 48 hours.
Will he need access to the house?
No - he will look at the cab and the line.
Next day...
Call from BT...Has your speed recovered.
No
Oh we'll need to send an engineer out
Hmmmmm
Engineer turned up as promised (back to top)
In summary
BT Engineers - great.
BT Infinity itself - great.
I understand the limitation of line length, copper, flooded access points, weather, Xtalk, so am not expecting a full 40Mb service. Just please don't fib to me that I should be ok with 20Mb on a faulty line.
BT Customer support:
Online support - great
Forum mods - great
Offshore - forget it

Thanks for the comments.
FEC error details showing on HH3 - understand that but you are probably aware that these can be (ahem) obtained from the HG612 if you were so inclined.
I honestly wanted to say that the product offering and the technical support has been good from BT, probably because I got a decent result to be fair.
In this particular case I got L2 support - never got to those heady hights before, and recieved a call after engineer had been asking if it had been resolved to my satisfaction etc. so tick in the box. Recieved another call this morning.
You've probably nailed it by pointing out the VERY conservative etimates of speed for contractual purposes.
Even the DSLAMs have got the "script" When you have a good connection and decent IP profile, the acceptable range is high, when your profile has dropped through the floor, acceptable speeds are low. Hope we can change the goalposts like this in the European Championships!

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Can't I make my own in our own closed-network?
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What I see in the factory-default j2ee/config/j2ee-logging.xml of my oc4j 10.1.3 standalone is the following. If you take a look at it, you would believe what I suggested above is enough.
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