Thank you for your support Sir...I understand that the image is transferred in blocks, and we refer to the size of the block to determine the completeness of the process. In java While transferring an image, the connection was lost at block 45. Now, if I upload the same image, how can I resume the process from the 45th block to complete the transfer in Java? Is there any reference or method to resume the image transfer from the block where it stopped in Java?
That depends on the meter. Some meters expect that the image updating is started from the beginning. You can try to generate image blocks and then read first not transferred block number. Then skip already written blocks and send only the missing ones.
Hi, You can find a basic…
Hi,
You can find a basic example from the image update here:
https://www.gurux.fi/Gurux.DLMS.Client
If you lose your connection, you need to check what blocks are missing and update the missing image blocks.
BR,
Mikko
Thank you for your support…
Thank you for your support Sir...I understand that the image is transferred in blocks, and we refer to the size of the block to determine the completeness of the process. In java While transferring an image, the connection was lost at block 45. Now, if I upload the same image, how can I resume the process from the 45th block to complete the transfer in Java? Is there any reference or method to resume the image transfer from the block where it stopped in Java?
Hi, That depends on the…
Hi,
That depends on the meter. Some meters expect that the image updating is started from the beginning. You can try to generate image blocks and then read first not transferred block number. Then skip already written blocks and send only the missing ones.
https://www.gurux.fi/Gurux.DLMS.Objects.GXDLMSImageTransfer
Updating the image to the meters varies between meters a lot.
BR,
Mikko