It appears that you are trying to commit an not approved definition. Check the crafted --name parameter on both commands. The checkcommitreadness is using another name definition: --name material_prov

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Hi all, We're trying to deploy our chaincode to the test-network with 4 orgs in it. Following the "Deploy a smart contract to channel" tutorial, we got each org to approve the chaincode definition as

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Hi All, In my chaincodes, which stored in couchDB, I have a data structure like this: const order = { orderNumber, orderItems: JSON.stringify(OrderItemObj), orderStatus } Where OrderItemObj is , e.g.

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If you want to display the results of ledger queries in the browser, you'll need to create a backend component that interacts with Fabric. I suggest studying the REST API sample (https://github.com/hy

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Hi, How can I query data in blockchain and populate the data in a poplist? E.g. I already have a function allowed me to bind select element with JSON array below: function populateSelect() { // THE JS

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orderer.trade.com DNS maybe misconfigured. Why you are overriding tls hostname using the same hostname? Em ter., 4 de jan. de 2022 06:58, <pham.qtpham@...> escreveu:

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Hi, I have error when doing approving chaincode definition for orgs. The error in the log file is: approve Approving chaincode definition for orgs... + peer lifecycle chaincode approveformyorg --connT

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The normal CouchDB query syntax is used in Fabric, please see the CouchDB query reference at https://docs.couchdb.org/en/3.1.1/api/database/find.html. Dave Enyeart pham.qtpham---12/19/2021 05:18:34 AM

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Hi, I followed the doc (https://hyperledger-fabric.readthedocs.io/en/latest/couchdb_as_state_database.html ) to create index as below: { "index": { "fields": ["ownerName", "paymentAmountDue"] }, "ddoc

#fabric-chaincode

Thank you guys so much, it's really helpful!

#fabric-chaincode

Hi! The chaincode has a unique identifier in the network when it is running. If a chaincode calls itself (another function) using invokeChaincode method, an error will occur. You have to call the func

#fabric-chaincode

Thanks for your attention: https://github.com/hyperledger/fabric-chaincode-java/issues/218

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Hello; Can I suggest that you raise an issue on the github hyperledger/fabric-chaincode-java repo? Though to check that you can call `helloworld()` directly from `invokeChaincode` without having to ca

#fabric-chaincode

Environment: fabric release-2.2 My chaincode named vulnerable is as follows: When I invoke helloworld directly, it gives me responce "helloworld", everything works fine. But when I invoke invokeChainc

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Thank you.

#signcerts #fabric-chaincode

ClientIdentity.getIDBytes() will give you the PEM-encoded X.509 certificate of the client, which contains the public key.

#signcerts #fabric-chaincode

I want to create a verifiable public key log of clients. These public keys are then queried to perform off chain verification of documents issued by the corresponding private key. I looked through "cl

#signcerts #fabric-chaincode

There is an invokeChaincode() function available on the chaincode stub that can be used to make chaincode-to-chaincode calls: https://hyperledger.github.io/fabric-chaincode-node/release-2.2/api/fabric

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Refer to Chaincode namespace — hyperledger-fabricdocs main documentation for cross chaincode access Regards, Satheesh

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Hi, I currently have a chaincode with 3 seperate smart contracts [A,B,C] inside it. I use different smart contracts for different fucntionality and different transaction contexts. Now I want to invoke

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