Hi everyone. I am deploying HL fabric network on kubernetes & facing the error below on joining peers with the channel. For org1peer0 and org2peer0, joining is successful. But for org1peer1 and

I have Hyperledger Fabric running on Kubernetes cluster. I know that whenever, a Chaincode is invoked a chaincode container is spun up. Is there a way to access this chaincode container or the image

Thank you very much Baohua, looks like exactly what I was looking for. Do you know if this structure exists as a proto?

Hi guillaume After dig out the code, it shows the data is for type ChaincodeData struct { // Name of the chaincode Name string `protobuf:"bytes,1,opt,name=name"` // Version of the chaincode

Thanks Baohua for the precision. But using the same way for decoding it does not work :/ We've created a bruteforce fonction for testing all the protos classes on this payload. And no one return

When doing instantiate, the response is with a similar structure, as it's the response from the lifecycle system chaincode. I think you can decode it using the same way. -- Best wishes! Baohua Yang

Thanks Brian for your comments. Yes, the building blocks we have suggested can be a stepping stone to support atomic transactions across Fabric networks, as well as with other heterogeneous networks

Thanks for bringing this here for feedback. One thing I noticed reading more closely is that this isn't just about transactions across channels in the same Fabric network,

Hello, This is my first question here and I am hoping I'm following the right protocol. We are in the process of designing a fabric network and were wondering whether it is possible to create

Yes, there is a plan for this fabric native token. And it is in progress. Some works has been done. More effort will be needed. It is is at the initial stage right now. If you can help, that will be

Here is the overall idea: 1) selfsign CA root keypair, bootstrap TLSCA and CA keys for a ca-server with openssl 2) create two ca-servers (TLSCA + CA) 3) enroll orderer tls and orderer MSP in a

Please check out the fabric-chaincode-evm repo. We would love your feedback. Chris

Hello all. I have been task with R&D for a Native Token in Fabric by my working group. We plan to modify Fabric and implement whatever modifications are needed to enable an Ethereum Coin-like

Hello everyone, We have a proposal and design for supporting atomic transactions across channels in Fabric. We have created an issue (https://jira.hyperledger.org/browse/FAB-13437) along with the

Hi $$parthiban$$, Thank your for answering. The payload I'm talking about already come from the blockdecoder.js. When you make an instantiate request, you get a ProposalResponse. Its proto is:// A

Hi, Kindly use the block decoder JavaScript program (blockdecoder.js) to decode the payload response. Block decoder comes with fabric package itself. Check the GitHub repo Thanks and Regards Parthiban

Hi guys, we've correctly instantiated our chaincode and we get a return payload which looks

Hi all, KIndly resolve the issue described below: Background: I have modified the first-network files (to a network with 2 Orgs and 1 peer in each of them) and installed my own chaincode on it.

for each channel the chaincode needs to be instantiated only once and it can be done by any endorsing peer for that organization (assuming it is part of the channel).

True. (Don) Chunshen Li Blockchain Consultant / Hyperledger Fabric Application Developer